#CultureSunday

Projected image of earth on large suspended sphere in dark room with purple-blue backlight, with group of museum visitors in background. Image taken in the space gallery at the Science Museum, London.

Close up image of space craft module with rustic brown metal covering, and small windows peeking in to show compacted space where astronauts would rest. Image taken in the space gallery at the Science Museum, London.

Close up of white astronaut space suit with Union Jack embroidered patch on right arm. Image taken in the space gallery at the Science Museum, London.

Profile view of replica statue of Yuri Gugarin, first man to orbit space, from Russia, in 1961. Statue depicts man in space suit with arms open wide walking forward with star behind him. Statue creates dominant shadow on white-grey wall in background. Image taken in the space gallery at the Science Museum, London.

A great trip to the @sciencemuseum.org.uk in #London to check out its space exhibit, to celebrate a significant week following the launch of Artemis II 🚀

We’ve come a long way, and are only just getting started. #CultureSunday >

Painting of swimming pool set against rows of windows with colourful pink and blue curtains. The canvas is framed in a white frame, set against a white wall. The painting is by Hurvin Anderson and is currently on display at the Tate Britain.

Close up of various multicoloured panels depicting vignettes of Caribbean island life. The painting is by Hurvin Anderson and is currently on display at the Tate Britain.

Close up of tennis court as seen through chicken wire fencing. Prominent colours include green and red. The painting is by Hurvin Anderson and is currently on display at the Tate Britain.

Close up of painting depicting orange mural with eight outlines of prominent Caribbean political figures including Bob Marley. Black italic text reads: ‘no one remembers’ underneath. Above the orange mural is green vegetation. The painting is by Hurvin Anderson and is currently on display at the Tate Britain.

I enjoyed this exhibition of #HurvinAnderson’s work at Tate Britain this afternoon, detailing the balance between photography and painting, island life and British heritage 🇯🇲

It posed interesting questions on where identity comes from. #CultureSunday ✊🏽 >

Four traditional oil paintings in gold frames hung against white wire lattice racks on wooden pallets. Taken at V&A East Storehouse.

Digital screen of first YouTube video titled ‘Me at the zoo’ encased in wooden box. Taken at V&A East Storehouse.

Lilac structured costume dress with exposed corset and pockets to demonstrate its complexity. It’s worn by a burgundy fabric mannequin and a white wire lattice rack stands behind. Taken at V&A East Storehouse.

View of three levels at the V&A East Storehouse with rows of shelves depicting various treasures and items.

Today was my first trip to the V&A East Storehouse in Stratford to check out its eclectic treasures on display. It’s an innovative way to engage people; bringing them closer to the collection and curation process of its wide range of artefacts. #CultureSunday >

Black and white gumball machine illustration against white background.

Collage of Van Gogh imagery, with wooden easel, hanging apron, a group of canvases resting on the floor against a wall.

Panoramic painting against white wall, with glass dome above letting in light, exposing autumn dusk sunlight.

Colour illustration of fruit and veg stall with bold yellow sign with image of a watermelon with text that reads: ‘ICE COLD’, next to a white ‘CHERRIES’ sign.

A sunny #CultureSunday afternoon at the Courtauld Gallery, on the Strand, including a free display of drawings by artist Wayne Thiebaud - complementing his American Still Life exhibition 🍬🍉 >

Three dresses on mannequins. From left: pale blue withy intricate beading, a mint green with beading and ivory silk full length gloves and a yellow beaded dress. In the background on far left is a full length image of a white woman with short dark hair in a green and gold dress. The mannequins are in front of a black wall to emphasise the colour of the costumes.

A lace wedding dress with veil on mannequin holding a bunch of white, red and pink roses with green foliage. In background is a mannequin in pale green jacket and dress with straw hat and wrist length white gloves. On the far right is a full-length image of a white woman with short blonde hair in wedding dress.

A wooden table filled with crystal glasses, white ceramic crockery and silver cutlery. In the middle of the table is a bouquet of lilac and pink flowers with green foliage. Around the table are costumes from the Downton Abbey TV and film franchise.

A silver and white beaded sleeveless dress on mannequins against black wall. On far left is a mahogany dressing table and chair. On the dressing table is a series of photo frames and trinkets. In the background, just seen, is a full-length oval mirror and wardrobe with colourful kimonos just seen.

‘Downton Abbey: The Auction’ at Bonham’s, with proceeds from the TV and film franchise’s costumes, jewellery and props supporting the Together for Short Lives #charity.

A luxurious #CultureSunday experience 👒 >

Hanging batik prints in various neutral shades including yellow, brown and burnt orange, suspended from ceiling with wall mounted acrylic paintings seen in background. Taken in a Tate Modern gallery.

Close up of Aboriginal painting with red background with yellow, pink, white and black dots creating a sequence of patterns.

Three slimline Aboriginal art canvases hanging against a white wall. The white canvases are populated with black and grey lines. The left and middle canvas lines are horizontal, and the right canvas is vertical.

Close up of black Aboriginal art print with pink, red, white and orange overlapping squiggly lines, hanging against a white neutral wall.

A really lovely afternoon at the #Tate Modern learning about Emily Kam Kngwarray, celebrating her powerful work and cultural heritage as an Anmatyerr woman from the Sandover region of the Northern Territory of Australia. 🇦🇺 #CultureSunday >

Neon fabric installations of segments of various homes in yellow, pink and teal, by Do Ho Suh at Tate Modern.

Neon fabric installations of segments of various homes in orange, pink and teal, by Do Ho Suh at Tate Modern.

Various coloured fabric installations of foot handles and light switches against white backdrop, by Do Ho Suh at Tate Modern.

Close up of pink fabric installations of air conditioning unit against white backdrop, by Do Ho Suh at Tate Modern.

Do Ho Suh’s ‘Walk the House’ exhibition at Tate Modern is a moving collection of installations which causes you to question what makes a house a home, and how far you’ll go to transport that feeling with you. 🏡 #Art #CultureSunday >

Screen print of Elizabeth Taylor by Andy Warhol. Brunette woman with emphasised teal eyeshadow and red lipstick. Set against red background.

Mickey Mouse by Damian Hirst. A pop art print of iconic cartoon character made up of various sized coloured circles on white background. Faded reflection of person seen in glass in background.

Mid holographic change of Marilyn Monroe photographic image, blonde white woman with jewelled hanging earrings, with mouth partially open to indicate surprise. Faint shadow of photographer seen reflected in glass.

Close up of print of repeated rows of small red hearts.

Icons only at this year’s London Original Print Fair at Somerset House - a highlight in the #CultureSunday calendar ♥️ >

View of green grass bank by stream, flanked by trees and sparks of sunshine coming through creating light lines.

View of green fields, bushes and village valley taken from Box Hill fort with bright sky with light lines shining through gentle clouds.

A weekend wander across Box Hill with my bestie, blessed by sunshine ☀️🌳💛 #CultureSunday >