We ventured out this morning to the Tate Modern Art Museum. After taking the classic tourist pictures by St. Paul’s Cathedral and the Millennium Bridge, we made our way into the converted power station that now serves as London’s center for modern art. Admission is free, which is nice because I’m not sure I would’ve paid to see it.
Entrance to the Tate Modern.
Favorites:
Floating staircase
Giant suspended electrical plug
Jackson Pollock
Mark Rothko exhibit
Not So Favorite:
Dead crows nailed to the wall (yes, real crows)
Giant pile of clay dripped in a corner
White fabric spread on the floor
White rocks arranged in a bullseye
cheers,
kate.
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