Anish Kapoor Waxen Edifice

By Barbara Ortner on September 24, 2009 8:04 PM

anish kapoor royal academy.jpgReaders of the ICIS weekly Paraffin Wax (Europe) report will be flocking to see a new sculpture in London's Royal Academy of Arts (RA).

 

A 20-tonne slab of crimson wax on a train track that squelches through the doorways of the RA, leaving a residue of goo in its wake, is the star piece of the Anish Kapoor retrospective which opens on 26 September.

 

Kapoor's "Cloud Gate" sculpture in Chicago proved so popular, it was given its own public holiday, according to a piece in today's Times.

 

 

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