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“Hahn/ Cock” by Katharina Fritsch (2013)
Earlier this week “Hahn/ Cock” by the German born sculptor Katharina Fritsch was unveiled on Trafalgar Square's 4th Plinth. The sculpture depicts a domestic farmyard cockerel in a vivid ultramarine blue. Made of Fibre glass and reinforced polyester resin it stands at 4.72 m/ 15f 5" high.
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Lying beneath a glass pavement close to Spitalfields Market is a charnel house, an amazing reminder of the area’s medieval past. It’s located in a sunken courtyard accessed by steps and is only occasionally open to the public.
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This is the final week for visiting The Age of Elegance: Treasures from the 18th Century Town House exhibition at Ely House in Mayfair. The elegant former palace of the Bishops of Ely was designed by the renowned architect Robert Taylor in 1770s and provides the perfect setting for the most exquisite display of fine paintings and furniture. The exhibition transport you back to the eighteen century in a series of rooms with its stunning display. All the pieces are for sale and come with a luxury price tag. Here are a few photos of the opulent rooms.
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Love by Robert Indiana
The City of London Corporation has a long standing tradition of providing, maintaining & encouraging publicly accessible statues, fountains & memorials.
The City of London's free annual outdoor sculpture exhibition is now in it's third year.
This year there are nine art installations from some of the world’s most high-profile artists.
The current sculptures will be located in the City of London until May 2014.