Holler and scream

[imomus]

At Tate Modern's turbine hall, with Carsten Holler's chutes in the background.



Did I slide down them? Nope. I don't like to holler.

Comments

London show?

[perfectheat.livejournal.com]

Are performing anywhere in London this time around?

Thanks.

Re: London show?

[imomus.livejournal.com]

There'll be a Tate Britain show in early January. I'm also doing a lecture at the Ikon Gallery in Birmingham in November, and possibly an unreliable tour of the Royal College of Art the same month.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't like to queue.

[(Anonymous)]

Surrealist

[(Anonymous)]

no problem: slide down with me: http://vernissage.tv/blog/2006/10/12/the-unilever-series-carsten-holler-test-site-tate-modern-london/

[(Anonymous)]

How many tubes are there altogether?

[(Anonymous)]

Cheeky bugger

[badspelling.livejournal.com]

don't your ankles get cold?

[(Anonymous)]

concerned fan

[mini-snape.livejournal.com]

Can you actually slide down them? Because that would be brilliant; an artistic playground.

[purplerabbits.livejournal.com]

you certainly can (http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/exhibitions/carstenholler/visitinginfo.shtm)

[scottbateman.livejournal.com]

I want a hat like that, please. Thank you.

[(Anonymous)]

Insecure surreallist

[st-ranger.livejournal.com]

Perhaps you don't like to holler verbally (and neither do I) but you certainly do preform the sartorial version of the scream. Not that this is a bad thing, just an observation.

[(Anonymous)]

Fair comment

[(Anonymous)]

So much stuff going on in london makes one wish one lived there..oh hang on a minute I do... and a lot of this is just art tourist crap

[(Anonymous)]

Cynical surrealist

[petit-paradis.livejournal.com]

the hat please

[(Anonymous)]

demanding and lazy

[cityramica.livejournal.com]

blue blue blue! patch to tails! nice colours, Nick!

[muffybolding.livejournal.com]

that hat is an utter outrage! i covet it. wherever did you get it?

[(Anonymous)]

My granny's actually. She used to wear it "ben the kirk" and hid her pan-drops there for safe-keeping.

[(Anonymous)]

Utterly dreadful. Angering. The Tate has too much money. Does The Guardian review Drayton Manor? No. Does Newsnight Review visit Alton Towers? No. Does Click Opera come live from Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach? No. Does no-one notice (or really care) that there is none, nil, zero artistic impetus behind this apart from some claptrap dreamed up post-signing of cheques. 'Oh. In the future we might all use tubes as transport.' This 'artwork' goes as deep as horseshit, which is just as much fun to play in. Fill the Tate with the homeless.

[(Anonymous)]

mr angry

[palux-negro.livejournal.com]

hey! you didn't do any comment about your next show at Barcelona! We would nearly miss it! :(

[(Anonymous)]

potential anglophone

[lord-whimsy.livejournal.com]

I would have--I take my fun where I can. Life's too short to be that fussy.

[cityramica.livejournal.com]

i would have too.

[(Anonymous)]

I was browsing around online and happened on a now defunct cassette label that used a picture of you(I'm pretty sure it's you anyway)on one of their releases, I thought I'd share since I thought it was funny, http://www.geocities.com/~greatnorthern/archive/perin.html

[(Anonymous)]

potential stalker

[retrowaster.livejournal.com]

Are those clogs?

[(Anonymous)]

master of stating the bleeding obvious

[(Anonymous)]

personally, I like that space between the ankle and the shoe showing skin, it seems like an "interesting" line to keep, noting that, I did happen to buy a few pairs of "shorts" that were far too long and almost just above my ankle.. it's ease suits my style... I wish that those "Chinese" type shoes were easier to find again, because I like that length of short (if you could call it that) with that type of shoe.. even your "clogish" shoes look good with it.