Today I went to an exhibition in the tunnels under Waterloo station, the same space in which I had previously watched the premiere of Banksy's docu/mockumentary Exit Through The Gift Shop in a pop-up cinema. Based on Dante's Inferno, it was called Hell's Half Acre and was one of the coolest exhibitions I've ever seen. Welcomed to hell by a barking pit-bull terrier, the damp, tunnelled interior was macabre and nightmarish.
I won't even try to explain it - beyond posting these photos - but if you're interested, there's a video interview with the organiser (artist? curator? producer?) here.
London is so goddamn cool.
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| A plastic-wrapped body, suspended in limbo |
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| The sun was made of hypodermic needles |
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