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| Wednesday, May 14 2003 | |||
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Soho has always been famous for its seedy reputation, but now even Belgravia is getting in on the action. |
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| Minnie Driver's knickers are going up and down as frequently as co-star Matt Perry's weight over a Friends season in the classic dating game play Sexual Perversity in Chicago. Opens tonight. 7pm. Comedy Theatre, Panton St, SW1. £9.50-36. 020 7369 1731 | |||
Peep, an exhibition of sketches by Natasha Law (big sister of Jude), opens today at the seriously trendy Space Gallery on Eccleston Street. Focusing on themes of voyeurism and erotica, the series of drawings features women, well, in their pants. A photographer by trade - her portrait of Jude and his panty-designer wife Sadie Frost hangs in the National Gallery - this is Law's second solo exhibit of her art. Her sensual line drawings of the female form are sure to convince you that talent runs in the Law family. Stark, yet seductive, the images recall rushed sketches of nude models in art class, but somehow betray their subjects' tender vulnerability. Definitely worth the visit. Especially for those lads who feel they've outgrown their bedroom wall hangings. Law's sketches may be the perfect artistic alternative to those fraying Penthouse centerfolds. Peep by Natasha Law - May 14-30 EC |
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| Lisson Gallery presents new works from Anish Kapoor after his Marsyas sculpture has kept the Tate Modern public in awe for the past six months. 10am-6pm. 52-54 Bell St, NW1. Free. | |||
Rarely seen works from Camille Pissarro's visits to London are exhibited at the National Gallery to coincide with his death centenary. 10am-9pm. Trafalgar Sq, WC2. Free. |
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| Strip tease? Coco de Mer at 23 Monmouth St, WC2 has a peep room next to the fitting room, so your partner can play Peeping Tom on you. | |||
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