Friday 26th July I went to the British Library to the Beyond the Bassline exhibition with my auntie Denise. We travelled there on the Hammersmith and City line from Barking to Kings Cross St Pancras. Beyond the Bassline is a map through Black music in Britain. Transporting experiences give way to absorbing soundscapes, artworks and films produced by artists and collectives across the UK. Archival footage leads into spectacular costumes, interactive displays, and of course, music. And at the conclusion of the exhibition, Tayo Rapoport and Rohan Ayinde present a new multi-screen film installation in collaboration with Touching Bass, a South London-based musical movement and curatorial platform. Afterwards we went to Pizza Express where I had a bruschetta and pizza, for dessert I had a honeycomb cheese cake which was delicious. Below are some pictures from my day and also if you like reading my blog please commet.
Here I Am Wearing My T Shirt I Made
Here Are My Things I Bought
A brilliant blog not only informative but also so much fun , the music are some the best in my view there as ever been , like you I love all the artwork and talking about artwork you look really cool in your own designer t shirt, well done Nathan.
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Oh Nathan, what a fantastic time you must of had, it looks like a brilliant theme to the Beyond The Baseline exhibition, music is one of my favourite subjects so maybe I should consider going to see this, it’s so good to see you enjoying yourself with your auntie Denise again, thank you for sharing your amazing photos with us XXX ❤️
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Hi Nathan
What an interesting exhibition. Thank you, I really enjoyed today.
Lots of love
Denise xx
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A very interesting blog Nathan glad you really enjoyed it loved seeing all the pictures and your lunch looked lovely as well xxx
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That’s a good one and love the t shirt xxx
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Nice and very different blog Nathan I think I would like this exhibition x
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What an interesting day out Nathan I’m glad you had a good time. Love the T-shirt too
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Great blog post Nathan!
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Think I’d like this exhibition Nathan, and love your T-shirt.
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Wow, a wonderful blog Nathan and brought back some wonderful memories. Great photos! A bygone era, but the music lives on.
Loved the tee shirt you designed!
Take care and all the best.
Jaynti
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Hi Nathan, great blog. Very interesting.
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Hi Nathan what a fascinating exhibition Nathan so interesting l think l would have enjoyed it you certainly pick some amazing places to go on your blog well done xxx
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Another wonderful blog! Great photos as usual, thanks for sharing with us Nath. X
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Aw wow what a great blog Nathan! Looks like you had a great time! Lots of great photos!
Can’t wait for the next blog!xxxxxx
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Wow Nathan looks like a great day out? I would be interested in visiting the exhibition myself? Yummy food to finish xxxx
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That’s really interesting Nathan. I’d really like to give visit that. Some fabulous paintings and art work.
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That looks really cool Nathan, loving the guitars.
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Amazing blog post as always Nathan!
We love the tshirt you made too! Xxx
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Great blog and fantastic photos. Great choice of exhibition and delicious food to follow. Thanks for sharing and sorry I was late to comment. Love from Jean x