- Adam Chodzko – “Pyramid”
- Nathan Coley – “Heaven Is A Place Where Nothing Ever Happens”
- Tracey Emin – “Baby Things”
- Patrick Tuttofuoco – “Folkestone”
- Mark Wallinger – “Folk Stones”
- Richard Wentworth – “Racinated”
- Pae White – “Barking Rocks”
- Richard Wilson – “18 Holes”
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Adam Chodzko – “Pyramid”
Chodzko has long been interested in collapsing past, present and future in his work in order to create alternate
Nathan Coley – “Heaven Is A Place Where Nothing Ever Happens”
British seaside towns are often associated with retirement and the idea of a “last resort”. The melancholy of these
Tracey Emin – “Baby Things”
Tracey Emin’s art is one of disclosure, using events from her personal life as inspiration for her work. ‘Baby Things’,
Patrick Tuttofuoco – “Folkestone”
The Orient-Express, most glamorous of trains and epitome of stylish international travel, still pulls in weekly at
Mark Wallinger – “Folk Stones”
Mark Wallinger’s Folk Stones at first appears like an almost banal numbering exercise, a “significant yet pointless
Richard Wentworth – “Racinated”
Racinated, Richard Wentworth’s ten-part deep-blue enamel sign piece, is spread across Folkestone’s promenades,
Pae White – “Barking Rocks”
Having observed pensioners unable to walk far and stranded on benches, their dogs listless or straining at the lead,
Richard Wilson – “18 Holes”
The former Rotunda Amusement Park, typical of seaside towns from Blackpool to Coney Island, is the inspiration for