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Anish Kapoor exhibition

Writer: Crone
Crone
Aug 8
1 min read

My friend had been briefly to this exhibition and when she told me about it, I knew that i had to go.


It featured hollow places.


Anish Kapoor is a British-Indian artist and the exhibition I saw was at the Hayward Gallery.



The holes are actually holes. The one in the floor is two metres deep. The ones in the walls just under one and a half metres. This the ushers and museum guide all said. But what you see is flat black. It is weird and unsettling. Astonishing. I was desperate to reach in.


Then there are gashes like wounds and openings like portals.


There was a room, or two, full of sculptures of what looked like vast piles of monstrous viscera.


He's interested in ritual and sacrifice. In the proximity of awe and death.


This video includes an interview with the artist.




 
 
 

1 Comment


maplekey4
Aug 08

Thanks!

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