I was invited to a exhibition at London Southbank and took the liberty to take some photographs of this little sojourn.
Well, that’s a long hump 
Some rather extraordinary road sculpture. 
The shard being constructed
This was a strange sculpture
Walking around below the sculpture. 
Standing tall with the cranes
This says, "Don't applaud. Just throw money." This statue is an animatronic statue, it changes its shape depending upon what the passerby’s do. I tried to wave my hands and arms but nothing happened. Strange but very interesting. 
The back end of the tate modern. 
Its like a scene out of a Soviet or Nazi horror movie. 
Signs. 
Walking around the side. 
Trees in front of the Tate Modern. 
Can you see the sheer monstrosity? 
Walking around and looking at St. Paul’s in the background.
A wall full of ivy
The wobbly bridge, a Thames river boat and St. Paul’s. 
The wobbly bridge is now in view
Starting to walk on the wobbly bridge
Peering back at the Tate. 
Walking down the bridge
Its fairly flimsy
With these steel struts
Now heading back into the Tate
Inside the Tate, queuing up for the ticket. 
The sign in the elevator
The gallery. 
There are some books here which explain the various schools of art, specially contemporary art. I have to tell you, its not me. 
This is an erm exhibit. 
The wobbly bridge
The huge echoing gallery
Another view of the bottom gallery
This really looks atrocious
And we end with a dead mouse. Welcome to London.
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