Rachel Whiteread
Rachel Whiteread, detail of the Frieze on the Whitechapel gallery facade
©Whitechapel Gallery. Photo: Patrick Lears
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Time Out says
Tue Nov 8 2011
Artist Rachel Whiteread, who won the Turner Prize in 1993 after creating 'House', a cast of the interior of an East End terrace, and who filled the Tate Turbine Hall in in 2005-6 with 'Embankment', a maze-like arrangement of 14,000 white casts of the inside of different cardboard boxes, creates a new, permanent work of art for the façade of the Whitechapel Gallery's main entrance. The work takes inspiration from the decorative 'tree of life' motif which is part of the existing architecture.
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