![1960s style spy movie art on the Victoria Line]()
1960s style spy movie art on the Victoria Line
Starting from next Monday, Victoria line stations will be showing video clips in a 1960s spy movie style as part of the Art on the Underground.
Starting from next Monday, Victoria line stations will be showing video clips in a 1960s spy movie style as part of the Art on the Underground.
A curved expanse drifting into darkness and miniature illuminations are interspersed with red flowers dripping blood.
The ending of the first Industrial Revolution marked the birth of another, the Information Revolution — in the form of the first photographs, and to mark that revolution, a new exhibition has opened at the Science Museum.
The dark glasses wearing gloomy commentator on food and architecture has an art exhibition, housed in the achingly fashionable part of London in an achingly fashionable unfinished space of an empty building.
Covent Garden’s main Market Building has been covered up, with 32,000 square feet of mirrors.
Thirty years ago, London gained a new television channel — for just 30 minutes every Friday and on air for less than a year — this was NeTWork21.
Today I finally achieved something I have wanted to do for years, and got to see a rather interesting bit of art into the bargain.
