In part 3 of this mini-series of posts sharing our London visit I will be looking at the art pieces in the Tate that attracted me most. A very random selection! But to start off I will share with you more photos I took of indications of the building’s previous use, featuring the use of concrete.
There were so many works of art that I loved at the gallery it is hard to make a selection but here goes. In the gloom of the concrete of the old parts of the building videos played so I took a couple of stills to show how they shone in the darkness.
On into the main galleries with their pristine white walls pieces of art stood out in almost each one.
A remarkable floor attracted many of the gallery visitors to exerience its magic. We were no exception. The floor somehow reacted to body heat and created white images of hands and feet. It was a strange experience!
The sculptural pieces on display were so varied and we all reacted very differently to each one.
I shall finish off now with a selection of my favourite art work at the Tate Modern.
We enjoyed being back in London so much we are determined to return in the spring.
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Nothing like seeing artwork in person!