Walking In The Balloon's

[Julian de'Courcy]

An Instillation at Tate St.Ives by Martin Creed , it was fun if nothing else. The head was passing through and being a member of the public he only became part of the instillation when he entered the room.

TateShots: Martin Creed at Tate St Ives - YouTube



IMG_2965 by JuliandeCourcy, on Flickr

 

[Beth Carter]

lol, nicely seen and great contrast.

 

[Paul Lange]

Even with the back story it is a wonderfully abstract and bizarre image. Its so peculiar it becomes a lot of fun!

 

[Mike Webb]

That I would love to see. Nice surreal shot too.

 

[Lesley Jones]

I missed a fog filled room at the Tate Modern the other year, but this looks even better. Quite bizarre and a wonderful photograph

 

[Pete Askew]

As Paul says, wonderfully abstract. And the balloons have created a lovely soft light. Nice.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

Fabulous - makes me keep coming back and looking

My bother-in-law helped design the Tate St.Ives - how does it look?

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Modern art and air heads go together. I did not say that! Fun image.

 

[Julian de'Courcy]

Fabulous - makes me keep coming back and looking

My bother-in-law helped design the Tate St.Ives - how does it look?

The building is ok, not a design that could not be found in many buildings. The gallery area is actually very small. There is the entrance and one floor which displays the art work. The view from one of the galleries becomes the star attraction, with the front curved window, you can look out onto Porthmere beach. with the sea , sand and surfers as the waves crash in. The art shows put on are not of the greatest and does not compare with the Tate Modern which is a gallery I can spend two or more days at and still come away wishing for more time there.