From me

Jacob H

Går konstigt?... Halsn Yoo-Ri

Dounats?

Fountain doonutz

Eating

Eating swedish pooooo

Hostesses of the night

Olle is the FRIEND

Crying over Swedens loss

With chocolate

Yoo-Ri

Zlatte!

Daddeln + tollmar on the roof

45 people

45 people watching the game and we are about doing riot! Sweden!!!!!

Sweden spain 1-1

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Yesterday I went to Dover Street Market

Chanel has arrived at Dover Street Market with an ephemeral boutique on five of the six floors, showcasing an edited selection of Ready to Wear, accessories, and shoes from the unique Metiers d'Arts Paris-Londres Collection.

This is the first time that Chanel will be available at Dover Street Market and will feature limited edition pieces, in addition to a selection of iconic pieces from the Chanel collection. From 9th to 25th June.

Mona Hautum - yesterday

Sorry I couldnt get any pictures from inside the opening of the exhibition. Here are the venue from outside..

Tonight

Tonight I am going to the preview of Mona Hatoums opening here in London at Parasol Unit foundation.

From the pressrelease I could read this:

This June, Parasol unit foundation for contemporary art will present an exhibition of important
works by the British Palestinian artist Mona Hatoum. The exhibition will present works as yet unseen in London that cover more than a decade of Hatoum’s career. Including large-scale
installations, sculpture and works on paper, this exhibition will illustrate the scope of Hatoum’s varied artistic practice that, through residencies and travels, draws its influence and materials from very different cultures and locales. The works in this show were made in places as diverse as Cairo, Stockholm, Jerusalem, rural France and a shaker community in North America.

Parasol unit
foundation for contemporary art 14 Wharf Road
London N1 7RW / T +44 207 490 7373 / F + 44 207 490 7775
www.parasol-unit.org / info@parasol-unit.org

Not only exhibitions in London

The taxi driver asked us if we knew this area, and was really confused why we, two white dudes, wanted to go to this dodgy place. We told him about the party.
We asked if it was okey to walk the 100 numbers up the street if he dropped us of there, he said that it would be best for our own safety to be dropped of right outside the venue..

Deep in the darkest parts of East London is a club that plays on the old skool warehouse rave scene and is as grimy as it is cool.

The Venue
Unless you know the area, Unit 7 can be a little tricky to find. There are no signs, staying true to its rave roots. You have to just guess that it’s at the end of the big entrance to the warehouse estate.

Upon entering, you’re met with a large cloakroom lined with comfy sofas. This is also used as a chill out room later in the night as an escape from the pumping tunes.

Also, once a month on a Saturday, there’s an event called ‘Zombie’s Ate My Brain’ where everyone dresses up as zombies and dances to the sounds of minimal techno. Other nights have famous DJs such as Skull Juice for the Neon Noise Project event. All the nights that are put on here are streets ahead of other clubs and the patrons know and appreciate it.