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Over the years, I’ve enjoyed many of the exhibitions in the Turbine Hall at the Tate Modern – particularly the fantastic Weather Project in 2003 - but Ai Weiwei’s work, called Sunflower Seeds is a hugely dull affair.
I’ve had some parsimonious pastries, stingy sticky buns, frugal fruitcakes and economical Eccles cakes, but I don’t think anything has ever come close to this miserly, paltry slither of carrot cake served up at the Tate Modern a few years ago.
Polish artist Miroslaw Balka’s sculpture – entitled ‘How It Is’ – dominates the Turbine Hall at the Tate Modern, standing 13 metres high by 30 metres long, and balanced on 2 metre stilts.
We took a look yesterday and rather liked the piece. If you fancy checking it out, you’ve only got till the 5th April, 2010.
