Monthly Archives: September 2008

On Work No 850

I was looking the wrong way when a runner brushed past me at the Tate Britain in Martin Creed’s Work No 850. The waiting is part of the piece – there is calm interrupted by the burst of activity. Many … Continue reading

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Sixteen points on Earth

“Journey to the Surface of the Earth” presents small rectangles of the planet carefully reconstructed in the gallery. The sites are chosen through random methods, such as blindfolded visitors finding them on a giant map of the world. Sixteen points … Continue reading

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