On few weeks ago I met up with an old Glasgow University friend to attend 'Grayson Perry Late' as part of the current exhibition Grayson Perry: The Tomb Of The Unknown Craftsman.
With no camera or knowledge of what the evening would hold, we approached the iconic building on Great Russel Street and began to feel electricity in the air. Inside the place was jumping.
The British Museum in itself is breathtaking, both day and night, but on this night there was something extra special. I owe a thank you to Ellen from the University of Arts London for lending me her camera in trust and helping me document this wonderful evening.
The British Museum in itself is breathtaking, both day and night, but on this night there was something extra special. I owe a thank you to Ellen from the University of Arts London for lending me her camera in trust and helping me document this wonderful evening.
It's nights like this which make the high rent, little space and ever increasing transport Oyster fees - yet never disappearing tube delays - worth living in London.
The exhibition, sponsored by Louis Vuitton, runs until February 2012 at The British Museum.
The British museum is amazing! It is one of my favourite in London!
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