You've probably all seen or heard about it already, but for anyone who hasn't it consists of highly reflective stainless steel mirrors, which, we are told 'create illusory distortions of the surroundings' and 'new vistas in this famous and much-loved setting'.
It's more immediately likable as a concept than the bizarre tower of money he's building for the Olympics, and there are four different ones to choose from, so even if you hate them you get a nice walk around a pretty park in between. Now if only we can secure a decent weekend of weather to make them work properly...
Turning the World Upside Down runs until 13 March 2011. For more, visit http://www.serpentinegallery.org/2010/03/anish_kapoor.html
I saw his `Cloud Gate`in Chicago last summer(they call it The Bean). Very cool and fun to look at and photograph. I wish Toronto or Waterloo would get some of his art!
ReplyDeleteI enjoy your blog immensely and my list of things to do in London when next I go there is ever increasing. Thanks!
Thanks Jenny, I love hearing from people abroad who are enjoying it!
ReplyDeleteYou most definitely have to go when it's sunny. I went on a cloudy, grey day and I'm afraid to say it was all rather rubbish. Tempted to pop back should we get nice weather on a Saturday or Sunday before March 13th!
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