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| It's a sign |
Last week I'd been aiming to visit the Saatchi but London Transport sabotaged that for me with their interminable 'Engineering Works' well a second try today and I was luckier.
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| It's saying something I'm sure |
Saatchi is a great Gallery and despite the
Duke of York location there's no US scandal attached at present so do pay a visit if you like somewhere that lets you get up close to the works - and this is a real plus point with so much three dimensional stuff on show.
The Saatchi has the unique calling card of smelling of Sump Oil as a result of
Richard Wilson's installation but it stands out too for it's uncluttered and well curated shows.
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| Chinese works confronted consumerism |
There were so many works that attracted me - it was really a bit like being that child in the sweet shop - Works By
Jeff Koons (notably Basketballs) - here are some of the things I liked anyway....
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| Three Ball Total Equilibrium Tank |
Michael Craig-Martin's Pricks (2000) was there for all to see
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| Available for all to see |
And good to see
Gary Hume had a selection of his doors showing (And a sculpture too).
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| Gary's the YBA famed for his doors - |
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| Religion was a theme .. |
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| And this bunch of praying figures was moving (literally) thanks to some sort of animatronix. |
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