THE TATE
The Tate modern Is hands down my favourite gallery in London. I had the pleasure of doing work experience there, which contained a lot of giggling, curatorial talks, ferry trips up and down the Thames and best of all, free access to all the exhibitions. My favourite memory of this experience was when I walking around, looking slightly confused in the Cy Twombly exhibition, when a security guard looked and me and said, ‘yea, I don’t know what’s going on either!'. Oh, and being in a video installation hut type place (I can’t even Google it), watching Eastern European teenagers dancing awkwardly to House and Techno. It’s been a while since I’ve gone back there but the cafe alone is a reason to go, with its stunning views of Southbank. I should be going soon though, as checking out the new autumn (usually interactive) installation is a veritable London tradition.
The Tate modern Is hands down my favourite gallery in London. I had the pleasure of doing work experience there, which contained a lot of giggling, curatorial talks, ferry trips up and down the Thames and best of all, free access to all the exhibitions. My favourite memory of this experience was when I walking around, looking slightly confused in the Cy Twombly exhibition, when a security guard looked and me and said, ‘yea, I don’t know what’s going on either!'. Oh, and being in a video installation hut type place (I can’t even Google it), watching Eastern European teenagers dancing awkwardly to House and Techno. It’s been a while since I’ve gone back there but the cafe alone is a reason to go, with its stunning views of Southbank. I should be going soon though, as checking out the new autumn (usually interactive) installation is a veritable London tradition.
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