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Erasmus weather vane on Whitechapel Gallery (former Passmore Edwards Library building), London E1. Made by Rodney Graham in 2008 (and installed in 2009), it depicts the artist in the guise of 16th-century humanist scholar Desiderius Erasmus.
Barjeel Art Foundation exhibition at Whitechapel Gallery in London.
SITUATION features Lucas’s iconic works that use inanimate objects to take the shape of bodies, including "Two Fried Eggs and a Kebab" (1992) and "Spinster" (2000). Also shown are early sculptures such as "Still Life" (1992), "Where does it all end?" (1994), and "Get Hold of This" (1994), as well as important works from the last decade, including "Unknown Soldier" (2003), "The King" (2008), and "Jubilee" (2012). In recent years, Lucas’s work combines fragments of the body with forms and materials found in nature. The exhibition includes new works called NUDS (2009-present), featuring stuffed tights molded into sculptures suggestive of embracing bodies, their intertwined forms offset by plinths of concrete breeze blocks.
Whitechapel Gallery, Whitechapel High Street, London Borough of Tower Hamlets, London E1, England.

Whitechapel Art Gallery

London, Great Britain

Whitechapel Art Gallery has been a cornerstone of Modern Art since its inception in 1901. Over the years, it has hosted exhibitions featuring renowned artists like Picasso, Pollock, and Frida Kahlo, showcasing their iconic works. The gallery also takes pride in supporting British talents such as Gilbert & George and Lucian Freud, offering them a platform to shine.

Regular Exhibitions and Events

The gallery remains vibrant with a schedule of regular new exhibitions that attract art enthusiasts from all walks of life. Thursday evenings are special, as they include linked events that complement the current exhibits, providing deeper insights and engagement for visitors.

Visitor Amenities

Inside, visitors can unwind at the on-site cafe, which offers a cozy spot for reflection and conversation. Art lovers can also explore the small art bookshop, filled with carefully curated titles. Entry to the gallery is free, making art accessible to everyone.

Accessibility

Whitechapel Art Gallery is committed to inclusivity, offering excellent facilities for disabled visitors. Whether someone has visual, hearing, or physical needs, the gallery ensures a welcoming and accommodating environment for all.

Source - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitechapel_Gallery
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