This weekend sees the end of the turner contemporary’s
period of eroticism, there is already a sense that things are getting floppier.
This Sunday will be the last day of Tracey Emin’s
exhibition “She Lay Down Beneath…” and it will be your last chance to see some
of Turner’s erotic sketches that Ruskin failed to ignite.
The Kiss has gawn and there is an exhibition called “Tempo para Respirar” in
front of the widow where the mirrors and stripes were, so not the Paris Metro
of the 60s but something ropey and psychedelic, it would seem.
Apologies for the pictures being all muddled up, I forgot to put them into order before I copied and pasted the the contents of the file on to the internet.
As you can see from the watercolour at the top
of the post, you are unlikely to find my artwork on display at the gallery.
Michael phone Victoria Pomeroy I am sure you can exhibit . I am going to have a look at the nnew stuff this week. I must say I rather liked the Emin Show there was something about it the nievity the innocence of the artwork. I loved the Union Jack in a Bath very strong.
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