You love art. You love getting lost in the details. You scrutinise every brush stroke, every curve on a sculpture, every hidden detail, even the way something has been hung.
But… are you actively looking before you walk in the gallery?
Each Friday morning you’ll find a photo of a London gallery entrance in your inbox. The signs and any revealing details have been removed. Do you still recognise it?
Don’t worry about that spiky guardrail, it’s a friendly gallery.
Go on… have a guess!
The answer will be in next week’s newsletter.
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The answer to last week’s question is Piloto Pardo at 68 Long Lane, London EC1A 9EJ although the entrance is actually around the back of the building, accessed via a small alley you enter directly across from the Barbican Elizabeth Line station. It’s worth seeking out this small, one room gallery because it specialises in Central and Latin American artists that are hardly ever shown in London, and seeing new names and how other cultures are creating is always a pleasure. Note, however, that the gallery is only open Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 3 – 6 pm and by appointment.
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