Exhibits and interiors in London art galleries. Art and people interactions, especially the Tate Modern and Britain.
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An element of Joan Jonas "Reanimation" as exhibited in the Tanks at the Tate Modern - a young girl dances in the exhibit
Horizontal in hiding from the vertical - Video presentation about work of Spanish installation artist and sculptor Cristina Iglesias
Río-Montevideo by Brazilian artist Rosângela Rennó at The Photographers' Gallery, London
"Río-Montevideo is the first major UK solo exhibition by acclaimed Brazilian artist Rosângela Rennó, known for her appropriation and re-contextualisation of archival and vernacular images." The exhibition features a "collection of the now defunct communist newspaper El Popular."
Río-Montevideo by Brazilian artist Rosângela Rennó at The Photographers' Gallery, London
"Río-Montevideo is the first major UK solo exhibition by acclaimed Brazilian artist Rosângela Rennó, known for her appropriation and re-contextualisation of archival and vernacular images." The exhibition features a "collection of the now defunct communist newspaper El Popular."
Río-Montevideo by Brazilian artist Rosângela Rennó at The Photographers' Gallery, London
"Río-Montevideo is the first major UK solo exhibition by acclaimed Brazilian artist Rosângela Rennó, known for her appropriation and re-contextualisation of archival and vernacular images." The exhibition features a "collection of the now defunct communist newspaper El Popular."
The reader
In the basement of the Blavatnik Building. It is enlightened that they do not close off the space in between exhibitions.
Interior / Exterior | Tate / Shard
Two photos taken from the same location within the Tate Modern's Switch House
Interior / Exterior | Tate / Shard
Two photos taken from the same location within the Tate Modern's Switch House
To have, to hold
A couple interacting with installation art at Tate Modern, London - Yellow versus Purple by Olafur Eliasson
Joints 4tet Ensemble by Charles Atlas
A video installation by Charles Atlas in Switch House, Tate Modern, London
“Rhythm 0” - Marina Abramovic
Marina Abramovic in the Switch House at the Tate Modern 2016. “Rhythm 0” made her name in 1974 when the artist placed 72 items on a table, signed a disclaimer and invited all present to use them on her in whatever way they wished.
Tracey Emin's bed
A detail of the conceptual artwork My Bed by Tracey Emin at the Tate Britain, London
Saatchi Gallery, London
18 Oct 2013: Saatchi Gallery, Sloane Square, London. Planos-Pipas n17 by Marcelo Jacome. An artwork exhibited in a single gallery in the Paper exhibition.
Exhibits at the Saatchi Gallery, London
18 Oct 2013, Saatchi Gallery, Sloane Square, London: A group of young school student cluster around the art exhibited in the Paper exhibition doing sketches of Couch for a Long Time by Jessica Jackson Hutchins.
Sackler Octagon - Tate Britain
Looking along the galleries through the Sackler Octagon - Tate Britain, Millbank, London
Lloyds of London
Open Day at Lloyds of London when members of the public may visit the building designed by Richard Rogers
Lloyds of London
Open Day at Lloyds of London when members of the public may visit the building and view the rostrum and the Kloyds clock
Lamb Tavern, Leadenhall Market, City of London
men drinking in the Lamb Tavern an old traditional English pub in Leadenhall Market in the city of London
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