6 entries categorized "exhibitions"
francis bacon at the tate britain
link: http://www.tate.org.uk/britain/exhibitions/francisbacon/default.shtm
the exhibition starts on thursday and looks like it should be a rather good show.
"Exhibition highlights include his infamous portraits of Pope Innocent X and celebrated triptychs such as Three Studies for a Crucifixion, 1962. This exhibition is a treat for fans of Bacon's paintings, and the perfect introduction for people less familiar with his work."
i want this in my house
link: http://www.engadget.com/2008/07/03/22-foot-tall-robot-crafted-entirely-from-excess-styrofoam/
the title says it all really, but incase you are still left wondering, this is what it looks like (thanks to master simon wicks for emailing this to me, it totally made my day):
pierre huyghe @ tate modern
i strongly recommend ANYONE with a couple of hours to spare to go and spend 7 quid on seeing one of the featured exhibitions thats on at the tate modern at the moment. pierre huyghe's brilliant work consists of beautiful white neon phrases, giant doors on runners that dance around the room, fantastic posters and some great video work amongst other things. go and look at everything. then look at it again, and then try and leave and not want to go back just for another peek.
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