we took a little trip to the haunch of venison to check out the james lavelle exhibition.
it was excellent, although photography was not allowed and also it's only on for 4 days.
so by the time i post this, the show will be over ( today was the third day )
you could buy the exhibition poster in the shop for £5. it looked exactly like this...
at the entrance to the exhibition they were giving away the same printed version but in a5
on better card than the a4 version ! hmmm...
the exhibitions upstairs were still on, and they allow photography, as i showed in a previous post:
today the ceramic dog thing was not working, but amongst all the injured canines i spotted one which looked to be still in pretty good condition...
good dog !
i also took a photo of something which i failed to get a decent shot of last time...
there's a little stuffed bird inside the rib cage thing by the way.
no idea what it's supposed to be but it kind of looks interesting doesn't it ?
next we went for a stroll down jermyn street, where we passed a famous cheesemonger.
and i uttered a curse aimed at the paxtons.
we took shelter from the rain in the ica
where i had a surprisingly decent double-shot latte
when the rain died down we walked back to the jam jar and saw a very interesting sign in the front window of caffe nero on piccadilly...
ay carumba !
our good friend sumudu is going to be performing there next month.
she's very talented and not only that, she's such a nice person.
if you're in the area on september 24th you should swing by...
you'll be able to drink some average coffee, hear some beautiful music and also spot a moody looking photographer skulking about.
in fact check out her website:
she's playing at caffe nero branches all over the country so you may be able to catch her somewhere other than sunny london.
after all this excitement i sat in the window seat at napket on vigo street and scowled at the
youngsters passing by, dragging their parents towards abercrombie and fitch.
to help with this i grabbed a slice of pizza...
joder ! it was hot.
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