As you walk into the Tate Modern’s new wing, the first thing that hits you is the overwhelming industrial feel of the building; the Switch House’s gigantic cement columns and cavernous ceiling are in keeping with the original brick power station. It is certainly awe-inspiring and a feat in construction, yet the new building project […]
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Human taxidermy and the art of nature: RAMM Review
I had gone to the RAMM intending to see Contours into Colour, a retrospective of landscape artist Alan Cotton. A recommendation from a friend and the story of Cotton’s career-shaping encounter in his pyjamas with Marxist art critic John Berger had piqued my interest but, standing in the gallery, his neo-impressionist field scenes and dense […]