DiscontinuedNotes

Yesterday we went to Oxford to see the exhibition Aphrodite: The Making Of A Goddess, at the Ashmolean Museum.

I went to see North And True North, the new exhibition by Firenze Lai at Mason’s Yard.

I’ve been reading the novels and stories of Stephen Amidon.

Like several other people, I have been listening to Post Script, the alleged “new” “final” album by The Fall.

I went to the LRB Bookshop to see the launch event for Ben Eastham’s novel The Floating World.

I went to Whitechapel Gallery to see Living Threads, the new exhibition of the life and work of Cecilia Vicuña.

I went to Birmingham to admire the beauty of British concrete.

I went to Bush Theatre to see the new production of The Hungry Ghost.

This last month we finally got to the end of Prodigal Son, a series that ran 2019-21 and we took nearly as long to get to the end of it, starting early last year.

Like thousands of other people, I’ve been listening to the new album by The Belbury Poly.

I watched the new BFI release of Daniel Farson’s Guide To Britain, Volume 2.

I watched The Boroughs on Netflix.

I went to White Cube Bermondsey to see Chronotopic, the new exhibition of work by Gabriel Orozco.

I watched War Machine on Netflix because I wanted to see some exciting scifi with big explosions and no nonsense about plot arcs running across 7 seasons.

I went to South London Gallery to see Weight Of Matter, the new exhibition of work by Monika Sosnowska.

On Saturday 5th, in the afternoon, I went to the British Museum to see the new Bayeux Tapestry exhibition.

Yesterday I went to Bush Theatre.

I went to see Inside The White Cube, a retrospective exhibition of work by Emma Reyes at Mason’s Yard.

I hired a car and went up to Redditch for two days.

As it is the Bank Holiday we wanted to have a day out somewhere nice.

I read the new paperback edition of The Dark Sisters (1930) by Helen Ferguson.

We went to the In Other Worlds immersive exhibition at the Barbican.

We went to Dulwich Picture Gallery to see the exhibition of 20th century American photography, Portrait Of A City.

I went to the Betsey Trotwood to see the event On Diaries with Dickon Edwards and Travis Elborough.

I went to Brixton Ritzy to see a preview screening of Teenage Sex And Death At Camp Miasma.