London: Sackler Courtyard, V&A Museum
This post covers both the Sackler Courtyard and Sainsbury Gallery of the Victoria & Albert Museum, as well as the Dior exhibition hosted in the gallery (see bottom of post). Per my typical approach, I didn’t over research pictures or information about visiting the V&A Museum. And, we (again) approached the building from a side … Continue reading
Reykjavík: Harpa
Summer in Iceland is surreal. The closest I’ve been this far north during the summer is a visit many years ago to Copenhagen. The energy in the air is ephemeral. Because of the jetlag, and well, endless summer light, we tended to head out later than normal and came upon Harpa at some “off” hours, … Continue reading
London: Printworks
Okay- thanks to data connections, and the internet, we always had maps at the tip of our fingers. We never lost our way- except going to Printworks. Being an old printing factory and now a music venue, I did expect that it wouldn’t be the easiest to find. Ending up in a local bus terminal … Continue reading
London: Coal Office @ Coal Drops Yard
My second day in London kicked off with an absolute hit with my friends heading over to Coal Drops Yards with a reservation at Coal Office. I like to do some research but not enough to take away all the surprises. A friend of mine is a huge fan of Tom Dixon so I really … Continue reading
London: British Museum
I’ve been eager to visit the Great Court of the British Museum due to the sheer volume of space the glass dome covers. The British Museum was the first on my list of multiple buildings I hoped to visit on this trip to London. I didn’t make it to all of the ones on my … Continue reading
