I was wondering the other day what was the latest commission of the Unilever Series at Tate London Turbine Hall and then, last night, I found a really good article in Cura. Magazine. The Turbine Hall was filled with the huge work by contemporary Polish artist Miroslaw Balka. Balka made a steel construction of thirteen meters high and thirty meters deep two meters off the turbine floor. 'The work inverts the architecture of the Turbine Hall, its almost like a negative of the space it is placed in'. Wish I could have see it, must have been a really interesting physical condition do be in.
http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/
http://www.curamagazine.com/
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