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Dec 25, 2023Liked by Eleanor Anstruther

We have terrific Friday nights at the National Gallery in Melbourne, where there are bands that play (I've seen Shonen Knife and Amanda Palmer at these events) and special exhibitions (I saw the Alexander McQueen last). Certainly not like the Tate, I'm sure, but I always finish the exhibition before any of my companions, so I take a drink and wait for them in the foyer while watching the crowd. Such a mix of people and styles. A glorious mashup.

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Sep 1, 2023Liked by Eleanor Anstruther

The Tree of Life series 🤤 I fell in love with that super futuristic Mondrian triptych titled Evolution. Couldn’t believe it was from 1911. The room at the end with the Ten largest, felt so sacred. Reading this felt a lot like being there.

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yes yes agree with all of this. It was my third attempt to see the show. So glad I caught it.

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Sep 1, 2023Liked by Eleanor Anstruther

Few things are so lovely as walking about in a museum you love and know well. Exquisite prose, as always.

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Yes agree. I feel my soul filling up. And thank you.

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"The care in the air - nice.

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And thanks for restacking

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Thanks Jeffrey

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Sep 1, 2023Liked by Eleanor Anstruther

Exquisite.

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Thanks Kimberley

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Aug 31, 2023Liked by Eleanor Anstruther

Wonderful work as ever

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Thanks Sarah

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Aug 31, 2023Liked by Eleanor Anstruther

Beautiful post. Also made me miss London and the Tate in particular.

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And thanks also for restacking

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Aug 31, 2023Liked by Eleanor Anstruther

Of course!

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Thanks Jenn

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Beautiful.

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Thanks Sherman. I’ve been feeling a bit low, work-wise today. You just pepped me up.

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You're welcome.

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