Kundalini, Hirst and variables
1. First, I expect most people have seen the beautiful sand paintings but here’s a link anyway.
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2. and some beautiful scarves by kundaliniarts.co.uk. Maybe you could wear them whilst making sand paintings?
3. If you need a bit of creative help you can go tohttp://www.iartistlondon.com/products/ihirst and make your own Hirst skull, Blue Peter Method, with some old cereal boxes and tape. It’s a bit cheaper than the original but just as worth it….
4. On Artlicks there’s some drawings of a flat tunnel by Nicholas Brooks. A different angle
5. SoundCloud at the southbank centre’s website has interviews and music and you can upload your own too. fab!
6. Also the David Shrigley exhibition
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8. Hockney’s showing some of hisipad doodles – Now i really REALLY want one (an ipad that is) though oil paints are still too lovely.
9. One of my favourite contemporary artists that I forgot to include before is Alex Gross (click on pic).
8. Gunther von Hagens’ Body Worlds
showing at the National History Museum
