Contrary to popular belief, the extent of my artsiness involves dignifying city murals. I'm no artist - and that's no confession, just fact. I've been meaning to be more conscious towards art, and bloggers like Amy and Tara have often pressed that urge. I used to love art and eventually I strayed from it. Luckily for me, my friend Lauren suggested that we visit the state art gallery. I hadn't ever been before, so we were determined to make the trip happen in the holidays. (It's hard to come by like-minded people who will readily embrace art.) So we cut to the chase, and set off on our pursuit.
After appreciating prolific exhibitions, we decided we were done for the day. The art mission deemed fulfilling for our palates. We proceeded to a tucked-away café, according to Lauren's expertise. I'm an absolute sucker for little cafés, especially with an earthy yet urban twist. This one ceremoniously filed itself under that classification. We stuck around for a bit, chatted some more over fruity drinks and laughed lots. (Lauren pulled out mini M&Ms for the second time that day. Obviously, she knows all about adding flavour to life.) In any case, I'd be willing for a sequel to this new art-bound series.
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I need to visit somewhere like this. I love the simplicity of the whole place.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos Rachel!
these photos are impeccable Rachel! they make the gallery look like our very own MoMA ;)
ReplyDeleteMelbourne will do you nicely then! I wish I would've had more time there to visit the galleries, do me proud and go there for me :)
ReplyDeleteI would've barely thought that! I see some sort of resemblance now, haha. Thanks Jane x
ReplyDeleteThese are such gorgeous pictures, Rachel! I find that pictures in art museums are the absolute best xx
ReplyDeleteThank you! And that's a sure way to put it, Shreya. Too right you are xx
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had an amazing day!!
ReplyDeleteTara xo
Sure was xo
ReplyDeleteThis place is gorgeous! I would really want to visit a place like this soon :)
ReplyDeleteOh, you must! It will do you some good, especially since you're the type. :)
ReplyDeleteIt's official, I am coming to live with you.
ReplyDeleteWe will do this every day. Who needs and education? :P
Well missy, I have no objection. Come on over to the west side ;)
ReplyDeleteAnd goodness, you don't need an education when you have blogger friends!
everything in the gallery looks so detailed! but it's the neon lightbulbs that really caught my eye. i'd like to have one of them in my room haha. i wish you had more snapshots of the decor of the cafe! my curious eyes are eager to see moreee......
ReplyDeleteOh, if I had any of these pieces in my room I'd be over the room! I'll be sure to take even more shots if I'm ever there next time. ;)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE art galleries and museums. There's something so special about it...I'm not sure what. This gallery looks amazing! I especially love those geometrical paintings and the strings of light bulbs. And as always, your photography is amazing. Gah.
ReplyDeleteI agree completely. Those pieces would have to be my favourites, too! And I recommend you head over to my friend Lauren's blog, she does them waaay more justice than I do.
ReplyDeleteI love being in galleries, especially when they're peaceful and airy with white walls and huge windows. And I LOVE your new layout!!! It's so great. xx
ReplyDeleteYessss! That's the ultimate haven, right next to being in nature.
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks a bunch, nice to know someone's noticed after all that meticulous editing :) x
Hey! Sorry about the email not being there. I must have forgotten to add it in. However, it is jennifershxme@gmail.com :)
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ReplyDeletei love art so much it makes my heart ache.
-Abigail
I can tell from your blog, your creations are just heart-stopping! x
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