#heather phillipson

[cloudswamp]

more flinching, heather phillipson

[travelling-my-little-pony]

Cloud Puff is in Tranfalgar Square, looking at the sculpture on the Fourth Plinth, which was titled The End, by Heather Phillipson.

In London, England.

[slack-wise]

Heather Phillipson

[orisa-edwards]

i feel almost at home

last time i called a space

home

was such a long time ago

maybe i feel almost at home

when you look

at me

i feel almost at home

when i read your texts

checked our photos

last year

in my memory phone

you felt like a real thing

i feel almost at home

when i hug you

and i stand

close to you

i feel almost at home

even when

i am feeling

lost in

rivers.

[bermudianabroad]

The End Heather Phillipson 2020

[contemporaryartdaily]

Group Show at Center for Contemporary Art Tel Aviv

[9091kwan]

[hyperallergic]

Sculptures by Huma Bhabha, Damián Ortego, Heather Phillipson, Michael Rakowitz, and Raqs Media Collective are in the running to occupy London's Fourth Plinth (Trafalgar Square) next year.  

Heather Phillipson, combines dessert and drones to present a sleek, seductive work with sinister undertones. Described as “a monument to over-confidence and impending collapse,” it balances a tantalizing cherry atop a dollop of whipped cream — only the perfection is tainted by a predatory fly and drone. The work’s title, “THE END,” pretty sums up its unfortunately fitting message for our era. 

Here’s the short list of five artworks in the running for the spot.