Monument To The Unimportant

From the exhibition Monument To The Unimportant currently at Pace Gallery, London ...

David Hockney's Plug:

Keith Coventry's Junk Study series:

Elmgreen & Dragset's Powerless Structures, Fig. 91:

and Gay Marriage:

Jac Leirner's Blossom:

Anthesis

Mika Tajima from her solo exhibition Anthesis currently at Pace Gallery, London:

Turrell: the magical moons

James Turrell from his solo exhibition at Pace Gallery, London 2020:

Yellow

From his current solo exhibition Yellow, Wang Guangle at Pace Gallery, London:

π^2: Debris Of The Future

It's been four years since I last saw Pavel Pepperstein's unforgettable works.  So I couldn't give up the opportunity when I learned that he is currently having a solo exhibition Debris Of The Future here in London.

Pepperstein at Pace Gallery Lexington Street, London 2014:

The show is closing TODAY.  So if you're in London, I hope you wouldn't miss your last chance to see it.  Thank you, Pace, for bringing Pepperstein back to London.  Thank you, N, for your kindness and generosity.

Turrell: geometer of light

James Turrell's new show is one of the exhibitions I'm really looking forward to see on my trip to London this time. His light installations never fail to impress me.

Turrell at Pace Gallery Burlington Gardens, London 2014:

Piccadilly + New Buildings For Berlin

Robert Irwin's installation Piccadilly at Pace London, 2013:

London's Piccadilly Circus by night, 2010:

From her series New Buildings For Berlin, Isa Genzken at Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin 2012:

Who's Afraid Of Red, Yellow & Blue³ III

Robert Irwin's installation Who's Afraid Of Red, Yellow & Blue³ III furthers Barnett Newman's exploration of immersive abstraction to 3-dimensional space, which is experienced as 4-dimensional space-time as the viewer enters the installation and traverses through time.

Irwin at Pace London, 2013: