Jonathan Biddle – Made in Taiwan

London Graf

2011/11/04

A quick 48 hours in London to catch up with some old friends and reacquaint ourselves with the old city.

London_Graf_19 — Walking from the V&A Post-Modernism exhibition to central London.

London_Graf_11 — View down the Thames – the city scape evolving. Would be good to hire someone without Foster or Rogers for once, eh?

London_Graf_10 — Reflecting, as usual.

Tacita Dean @ Tate Modern

Man I wish I had made it to see Fiona Banner at Tate Britain though.

London_Graf_18 — Tacita Dean filling the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern … not quite as arresting or immediately accessible as previous years, but I was happy to see motion media being employed.

London_Graf_17 — Twisting and distorting film by hand

London_Graf_16 — This is what I call a real art space – one that kids can run through and enjoy

London_Graf_15 — View from behind

London_Graf_14 — Stairs

London_Graf_13 — Ai Weiwei … would have loved to have seen the original piece, but they had a few million on display for the visitors.

London_Graf_12 — Too cool for art

Brick Lane Graffiti

London_Graf_9 — Enjoying the street art along Brick Lane.

London_Graf_8 — Space Invader!

London_Graf_7 — Locals also enjoying it.

London_Graf_6 — Characters

London_Graf_5 — Old geezers – hey was that the same guy?

London_Graf_4 — HUH?

London_Graf_3 — I wonder how much the local authorities tolerate / encourage the work?

London_Graf_2 — Bright colours

London_Graf_1 — Seems that portraits are pretty edgy right now.

Jonathan Biddle

Art, Built Environment, Graffiti, London, Tate Modern, UK

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