Tate Britain at Millbank in
London – extensively refurbished, more places to eat! Very well done EXCEPT for
the lights on the stairs and lobbies, the most mundane milk glass balls, surely the
budget could have run to have hanging lights designed? There are enough talented
designers in this country. Admittedly on a very grey day, the lighting in
the galleries was poor. The pictures, whether of the 1940’s or the 1600’s look
FLAT, rather depressing - not so the Turners or a glowing Howard Hodgkins.
Another exception - Henry Moore’s
monumental sculptures, a room dedicated to him has pale lavender/blue
walls – they look great.
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