Tate Modern/Brighton rocks!
Top weekend! On Saturday, I checked out the amazing ‘Weather Project’ at the Tate Modern – an amazing installation that creates an indoor outdoors, if you get my drift! It really is an amazing sight, with a huge yellow sun dominating the end of the massive Turbine Hall and clouds of dry ice making it look like a scene from another world. Unmissable stuff!
Later on I sped down to Brighton to check out the seaside delights of Brighton and see the Actionettes at the excellent Sussex Arts Club.
Next day, we took a stroll around the sea front and visited the moribund wreckage of the West Pier – it’s so sad to see this once fine pier rusting into the sea…
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A sunny day by the seaside at Brighton – beach views and carousels
The tragedy of West Pier, Brighton beach, Brighton
Tate Modern: Miroslaw Balka’s ‘How It Is’ sculpture
A tower of 800 whispering radios: Cildo Meireles’ Babel at the Tate Modern, London
Actionettes at the Tate
Ai Weiwei Sunflower Seeds at the Tate Modern. Meh
In photos: people looking at art, doors, films and workmen, Tate Modern, London
Abraham Cruzvillegas: Empty Lot. A bit like watching paint dry. Or weeds grow. Tate Modern, London
