Counterwork

25.10.09

Secret Tate Tour

Yesterday we went on a little tour of Tate Modern’s old oil tanks. These are the three tanks that were once used to store oil when it was a power station. They are huge. All the metal from the tanks has been removed but the huge concrete structure that housed them remains.

During Tate Modern’s second phase of development (see here) they are going to be turned into exhibition spaces - and very good spaces they are too. There are currently a series of John Baldessari films being shown in them but I wasn’t allowed to photograph them.

Afterwards we went to look at the Miroslaw Balka piece ‘How It Is’ in the turbine hall - It’s huge and monstrous and very good - like walking into the gates of hell, or some kind of inter-dimensional portal.

Rich @ 13:07 in ArchitectureDiaryExhibitionLinksPhotographyReview

Comments [0]



Please leave a comment:

Name:

Email:

Location:

URL:

Comments:

remember my personal information

notify me of follow-up comments?

Please enter the word you see in the image below:


Blog

News, forthcoming shows, work in-progress, writing, and other things I get up to or find interesting.

Recent Posts

Studio Space 2012 Kicks Off Sheepfold on show Coming soon… Incidentally… What Are We Worth? Nest Day 7 Nest Day 6 Nest Day 5 Not At This Address For Longer Nest Day 4 Nest Day 3 Nest Day 2 Nest and Not At This Address On Now The New Economy of Art Nest Starting Soon Place, Space & Identity 3 Comes to a Close Installation Time Big Steel Gearing Up

Categories

ArchitectureArt crimeDiaryDreamlogExhibitionLinksNewsPhotographyPoliticsQuoteResidencyReviewStoryStudioTalkTravelWriting

Archives

Select month/year:
Installation, photographic and digital media work by Rich White (cc) by-nc-sa 2012
Work Exhibitions Information Blog Search Contact
Updated 27.01.12

    

Site by design