Showing at Tate Britain now.
Asset Stripper by Mike Nelson (till 6 October) -
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| This one reminded me of the Mother Holle story but its title is Moby Dick. In the version my Oma read to us, when the girl returns home she shakes the featherbed one last time and out fall golden coins. |
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| "Sam'Sentinal" 1999 -Small-scale work consisting of stitched and glued sections of coloured canvas (influenced by his mother, "maker of everything in the line of sewing") |
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| "Wafting" 2018 - Bowling laid canvases on the floor, tucked up their corners, and let pools of watery paint dry. |
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| The fabric was made in China and brought from Zambia by a grandson |
We also had a close look at Sixty Years, a new(ish) display of works from the collection showing key ideas in recent British art as represented in the work of women artists.
And at some of the great floors throughout the building -
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