New Frida Kahlo exhibition online on Google Arts & Culture platform

An entire exhibition dedicated to the work of Frida Kahlo is available on the Google Arts & Culture platform. More than 800 paintings, photographs and objects of all kinds just a click away.

In 2018, the Victoria & Albert Museum in London paid tribute to the unconventional Mexican artist through a large-scale exhibition bringing together clothes, archives and precious objects from his personal collection. And for those who did not have the chance to discover this exhibition, it is on their iPhone that the work of Frida Kahlo is accessible to them. How? 'Or' What ? By connecting to the Google Arts & Culture platform which has listed more than 800 paintings, photographs and objects belonging to the artist, which the internet user can examine in great detail thanks to an ultra-precise magnifying glass system.and 33 international museums. T

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AFTERGLOW is back in London's Waterloo East Theatre

After its sold-out run at Southwark Playhouse, AFTERGLOW transfers to Waterloo East Theatre, London with a brand new cast.

Josh and Alex are in an open married relationship. But after young Darius shares their bed for a night, a new intimate connection begins to form, and all three men must search for one another’s notions of love, intimacy, and commitment. Will their search for passion and intimacy come as easily as their freedom to play around?

Afterglow is a ‘steamy stripped-down look at gay intimacy’ (Huffington Post).

Recommended age 16+. This show contains strong language and nudity.

The play runs for a limited season. For more info and tickets check HERE

source: afterglow.co.uk

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