British Museum exhibition review: Tantra enlightenment to revolution 24 Sep 2020 – 24 Jan 2021
Oct 12 2020- Great Indoors
- Last Updated on 13 October 2020
- Monica Costa

The British Museum has reopened with a very interesting exhibition about Tantra. If you are looking for insights into Sting and Tom Hanks’ favourite love practice you’ll be disappointed because this is more a showcase of the ancient philosophy behind the contemporary practical spin. This exhibition will be suitable also for secondary school students who are learning the history of philosophy. It is also about sex, just so you are aware before sending children to this show.
Art exhibition review: Bruce Nauman at Tate Modern
Oct 06 2020- Attractions
- Last Updated on 06 October 2020
- Monica Costa

It was great to be able to go back to the Tate Modern this week. Last time I visited the gallery was for an exclusive preview of Andy Warhol‘s exhibition, back in March before lockdown started. The latest retrospective to run between 7 OCTOBER 2020 and 21 FEBRUARY 2021 is Bruce Nauman’s first major exhibition in London in more than 20 years. It allows visitors to engage with the artist’s universe through immersive installations with a strong emphasis on sound and moving image, as well as poetic sculptures and neon pieces.
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Restaurant review: The Melusine at St. Katharine Docks
Sep 27 2020- Attractions
- Last Updated on 01 October 2020
- Monica Costa

Even during pandemic times, in London it is still possible to enjoy a meal in a beautiful surrounding at St. Katharine Docks. Central London’s only marina has recently hosted a unique on-the-water dining experience, pop-up restaurant Avalon. This was an exclusive temporary dining space adjacent to the main restaurant The Melusine, and it was my first meal out in Central London since the pandemic started. The Melusine provided myself and my guest with an abundance of fresh seafood from its Greek menu, which included scallops, octopus, taramosalata and various salads.
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