Art and Alcohol, Alcohol and Art...surely this has to be the new therapy, the new AA? Now please don't misinterpret, the only art I claim to find remotely interesting is the type that involves smashing red wax into the walls of the Royal Academy (I heart you, Anish Kapoor) but even I could become an art buff when it comes to a little social interaction at the Tate Britain on the first Friday of every month. Wine and subliminal music can work wonders for breaking the ice so instead of admiring paintings in silence, take a few sips of a cheeky sauvignon blanc and mutter your thoughts to a nearby pseudo art lover who's also staring puzzled and perplexed at a Henry Moore sculpture. Magic moments don't come better than that, people. I tell you, you'll be boring your grandkids with this story one day.
So from 6pm to 8pm on the first Friday of every month, Late Tate is a terrific way of enjoying art, a few drinks and finding singles under the same roof. Get your booty into Banksy and see who else is going to the Tate on HelloPulse.com
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The tate certainly would be a romantic setting to meet someone, beautiful inspiring artworks all around you, escaping the normal world for a few hours of cultural indulgence. The thing about dating london art types is can this romance translate to the real world? Would a meeting in such a venue mean sparks of passion because of the setting and not necessarily the person you're are with? I suppose a second or third meeting would certainly show whether your emotions are true butit does seem a little like a holiday romance.
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