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Anish Kapoor: Turning the World Upside Down
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The Royal Parks and the Serpentine Gallery present this outdoor exhibition of sculptures by Anish Kapoor, including recent works made of highly polished stainless steel not shown before together in London. Some monumental in scale, the works, which continue Kapoor's career-long exploration of positive and negative space, reflection, distortion and ideas of transcendence, are sited around Kensington Gardens to accentuate the viewer's experience of the changing colours, foliage and weather.
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We went yesterday (Sunday 26th Sept). Most of the exhibits are still being set-up. Best wait until it's ready.
However, we did have a very good coffee in the "RED" pavilion at the Serpentine gallery.
Very convenient. The one in the Kensington Round Pond was installed yesterday, and I could see the sky without the bother of looking up! We need more of this sort of thing.
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