![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() The speakers have been confirmed for this year's Surf Park Summit - theĭedicated exclusively to the surf park industry. Surf Park Summit programme and speaker line up confirmed ![]() Herzog & de Meuron's Tate Modern addition to open June 2016Ī £215m (US$329m, €296m) extension for London’s Tate Modern will open next year, the Have been released ahead of its official public opening on 17 June 2016. The first images of the long-awaited extension to the Tate Modern art gallery in London Herzog and de Meuron's Tate Modern pyramid extension ready for June opening Today (17 June), the British public can finally see for themselves the long-gestatingĮxpansion to London’s Tate Modern art museum, masterminded by Herzog & de Meuron. Herzog & de Meuron's Tate Modern extension opens in London today Senior curator at the Tate Modern on the museum's new extension QEII Conference Centre, London, United Kingdom Also being created is a plant-filled room by Isabel Lewis, which combines food, drink and scent to “create an alternative environment for dance, discussions and invited musicians". The installation is part of BMW Tate Live, an annual event opening on 24 March and running until 2 April.Īs part of the exhibition, Tanks – a number of giant concrete containers originally created to store fuel – will become a series of installations using film, music, and dance for the 10-day event.Īccording to the gallery, the Tanks space will "provide visitors with a distinctive location in which to engage with new art in a new way". "People love the feel of fog on their skin, immersed, wet and cold, but gentle and soothing. "Walking inside fog, people are suddenly confronted with white darkness, but soon they find themselves trying to use all the senses other than the visual to orient themselves,” said Nakaya. Nakaya has created previous fog installations dating back to 1970, last year covering a Bristol bridge in fog for nine days as part of an arts festival. London’s Tate Modern is to host its first performance art show – an interactive artwork that will shroud part of the museum in an artificial fog.Ĭreated by Japanese artist Fujiko Nakaya, the terrace to the gallery’s newly-opened Switch House will have a sculpture installed to create the fog using water vapour. ![]()
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