Here is the pen and watercolour sketch drawn in the Turner
Contemporary Margate café
As you see they produce an artist’s lunch that you can eat
while sketching
Having just viewed the main exhibition “Self” which is self
portraits all I really wanted to do was sketch people and as two sides of the
café there are glass the light is very good.
The newest of the exhibitions: “Year of Mexico in the UK” by
Carlos Amorales is basically cymbals, or perhaps symbols – I don’t know enough
about contemporary art to tell – on coat hangers. Children are randomly issued
with drumsticks (cymbal mallets) and adults are randomly issued with earplugs,
as the symbols become cymbals to the children. I kept my earplugs in which made
me feel a bit like a fish in a fish tank. Something I took into the glass
walled café.
You are not allowed to take photographs in the main
exhibition for copyright reasons, but here photos I did take in Turner
Contemporary Margate, click on them to expand.
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