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Peter Hunt | January 15th, 2007
The Tate Modern proved that slides aren’t just for children with their winter 2006 exhibition by Carsten Holler. It takes a strong spirit to launch oneself off a slide as high as this old power station’s towering Turbine Hall. Five slides, one from each gallery level and two from the bridge, turned art into child’s play.
Deana Bianco, Derek Henderson, Evgeni Kogan, Jamie McLellan, Karen Walker, Katie Lockhart, Marion Hume, Mikhail Gherman, Murray Bevan, Paperplane, Peter Hunt, Valery Gherman
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