Straw sculptures are usually found in harvest festivals. This one was inspired by the sculptures created at Snugbury's Farm in Cheshire, where the community come together every year to make a giant straw structure which stands through the summer.
As part of their 60th anniversary The Southbank Centre invited Pirate Technics to 'transplant' this countryside tradition to London this year. The whole project took over 5 months to complete, see different stages here. The choice couldn't have been more iconic of a contemporary urban debate.
'Pet or pest debates' apart, this is a hugely cute fox. On display at the Southbank Centre until 4th Sept. Don't miss it, it is in every way, unmissable!
See a video of the fox's installation here
‘Close Encounters’ with nature’s circularity at Boxspring Gallery
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Katie Dillon Low sees a two-person exhibit at the new Boxspring Gallery at
Crane Arts, in which Marguerita Hagan and Gregory Brellochs's works pay
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