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The closure of the only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales has been delayed to March 2024, about a year later than first planned. The Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), based at London's Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, will be replaced by two regional hubs. A review said a new model was needed, after Gids was heavily criticised. The Tavistock clinic was rated as 'inadequate' by inspectors who visited in late 2020 after the BBC's Newsnight programme reported whistleblowers' concerns. There has been a large increase in referrals to the clinic in recent years Stock Photo
RM2R51G1R–The closure of the only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales has been delayed to March 2024, about a year later than first planned. The Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), based at London's Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, will be replaced by two regional hubs. A review said a new model was needed, after Gids was heavily criticised. The Tavistock clinic was rated as 'inadequate' by inspectors who visited in late 2020 after the BBC's Newsnight programme reported whistleblowers' concerns. There has been a large increase in referrals to the clinic in recent years
The closure of the only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales has been delayed to March 2024, about a year later than first planned. The Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), based at London's Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, will be replaced by two regional hubs. A review said a new model was needed, after Gids was heavily criticised. The Tavistock clinic was rated as 'inadequate' by inspectors who visited in late 2020 after the BBC's Newsnight programme reported whistleblowers' concerns. There has been a large increase in referrals to the clinic in recent years Stock Photo
RM2R51G0Y–The closure of the only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales has been delayed to March 2024, about a year later than first planned. The Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), based at London's Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, will be replaced by two regional hubs. A review said a new model was needed, after Gids was heavily criticised. The Tavistock clinic was rated as 'inadequate' by inspectors who visited in late 2020 after the BBC's Newsnight programme reported whistleblowers' concerns. There has been a large increase in referrals to the clinic in recent years
The closure of the only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales has been delayed to March 2024, about a year later than first planned. The Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), based at London's Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, will be replaced by two regional hubs. A review said a new model was needed, after Gids was heavily criticised. The Tavistock clinic was rated as 'inadequate' by inspectors who visited in late 2020 after the BBC's Newsnight programme reported whistleblowers' concerns. There has been a large increase in referrals to the clinic in recent years Stock Photo
RM2R51G0K–The closure of the only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales has been delayed to March 2024, about a year later than first planned. The Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), based at London's Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, will be replaced by two regional hubs. A review said a new model was needed, after Gids was heavily criticised. The Tavistock clinic was rated as 'inadequate' by inspectors who visited in late 2020 after the BBC's Newsnight programme reported whistleblowers' concerns. There has been a large increase in referrals to the clinic in recent years
The closure of the only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales has been delayed to March 2024, about a year later than first planned. The Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), based at London's Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, will be replaced by two regional hubs. A review said a new model was needed, after Gids was heavily criticised. The Tavistock clinic was rated as 'inadequate' by inspectors who visited in late 2020 after the BBC's Newsnight programme reported whistleblowers' concerns. There has been a large increase in referrals to the clinic in recent years Stock Photo
RM2R51G1B–The closure of the only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales has been delayed to March 2024, about a year later than first planned. The Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), based at London's Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, will be replaced by two regional hubs. A review said a new model was needed, after Gids was heavily criticised. The Tavistock clinic was rated as 'inadequate' by inspectors who visited in late 2020 after the BBC's Newsnight programme reported whistleblowers' concerns. There has been a large increase in referrals to the clinic in recent years
The closure of the only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales has been delayed to March 2024, about a year later than first planned. The Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), based at London's Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, will be replaced by two regional hubs. A review said a new model was needed, after Gids was heavily criticised. The Tavistock clinic was rated as 'inadequate' by inspectors who visited in late 2020 after the BBC's Newsnight programme reported whistleblowers' concerns. There has been a large increase in referrals to the clinic in recent years Stock Photo
RM2R51G1E–The closure of the only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales has been delayed to March 2024, about a year later than first planned. The Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), based at London's Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, will be replaced by two regional hubs. A review said a new model was needed, after Gids was heavily criticised. The Tavistock clinic was rated as 'inadequate' by inspectors who visited in late 2020 after the BBC's Newsnight programme reported whistleblowers' concerns. There has been a large increase in referrals to the clinic in recent years
The closure of the only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales has been delayed to March 2024, about a year later than first planned. The Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), based at London's Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, will be replaced by two regional hubs. A review said a new model was needed, after Gids was heavily criticised. The Tavistock clinic was rated as 'inadequate' by inspectors who visited in late 2020 after the BBC's Newsnight programme reported whistleblowers' concerns. There has been a large increase in referrals to the clinic in recent years Stock Photo
RM2R51G0C–The closure of the only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales has been delayed to March 2024, about a year later than first planned. The Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), based at London's Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, will be replaced by two regional hubs. A review said a new model was needed, after Gids was heavily criticised. The Tavistock clinic was rated as 'inadequate' by inspectors who visited in late 2020 after the BBC's Newsnight programme reported whistleblowers' concerns. There has been a large increase in referrals to the clinic in recent years
The closure of the only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales has been delayed to March 2024, about a year later than first planned. The Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), based at London's Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, will be replaced by two regional hubs. A review said a new model was needed, after Gids was heavily criticised. The Tavistock clinic was rated as 'inadequate' by inspectors who visited in late 2020 after the BBC's Newsnight programme reported whistleblowers' concerns. There has been a large increase in referrals to the clinic in recent years Stock Photo
RM2R51G1G–The closure of the only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales has been delayed to March 2024, about a year later than first planned. The Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), based at London's Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, will be replaced by two regional hubs. A review said a new model was needed, after Gids was heavily criticised. The Tavistock clinic was rated as 'inadequate' by inspectors who visited in late 2020 after the BBC's Newsnight programme reported whistleblowers' concerns. There has been a large increase in referrals to the clinic in recent years
The closure of the only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales has been delayed to March 2024, about a year later than first planned. The Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), based at London's Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, will be replaced by two regional hubs. A review said a new model was needed, after Gids was heavily criticised. The Tavistock clinic was rated as 'inadequate' by inspectors who visited in late 2020 after the BBC's Newsnight programme reported whistleblowers' concerns. There has been a large increase in referrals to the clinic in recent years Stock Photo
RM2R51G1J–The closure of the only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales has been delayed to March 2024, about a year later than first planned. The Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), based at London's Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, will be replaced by two regional hubs. A review said a new model was needed, after Gids was heavily criticised. The Tavistock clinic was rated as 'inadequate' by inspectors who visited in late 2020 after the BBC's Newsnight programme reported whistleblowers' concerns. There has been a large increase in referrals to the clinic in recent years
The closure of the only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales has been delayed to March 2024, about a year later than first planned. The Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), based at London's Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, will be replaced by two regional hubs. A review said a new model was needed, after Gids was heavily criticised. The Tavistock clinic was rated as 'inadequate' by inspectors who visited in late 2020 after the BBC's Newsnight programme reported whistleblowers' concerns. There has been a large increase in referrals to the clinic in recent years Stock Photo
RM2R51G0T–The closure of the only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales has been delayed to March 2024, about a year later than first planned. The Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), based at London's Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, will be replaced by two regional hubs. A review said a new model was needed, after Gids was heavily criticised. The Tavistock clinic was rated as 'inadequate' by inspectors who visited in late 2020 after the BBC's Newsnight programme reported whistleblowers' concerns. There has been a large increase in referrals to the clinic in recent years
The closure of the only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales has been delayed to March 2024, about a year later than first planned. The Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), based at London's Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, will be replaced by two regional hubs. A review said a new model was needed, after Gids was heavily criticised. The Tavistock clinic was rated as 'inadequate' by inspectors who visited in late 2020 after the BBC's Newsnight programme reported whistleblowers' concerns. There has been a large increase in referrals to the clinic in recent years Stock Photo
RM2R51G0B–The closure of the only NHS gender clinic for children in England and Wales has been delayed to March 2024, about a year later than first planned. The Gender Identity Development Service (Gids), based at London's Tavistock and Portman NHS Foundation Trust, will be replaced by two regional hubs. A review said a new model was needed, after Gids was heavily criticised. The Tavistock clinic was rated as 'inadequate' by inspectors who visited in late 2020 after the BBC's Newsnight programme reported whistleblowers' concerns. There has been a large increase in referrals to the clinic in recent years
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Dance of the Nymps, 2023, by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R52CP2–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Dance of the Nymps, 2023, by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Sugar Rush 2023 by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R52CKR–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Sugar Rush 2023 by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Sugar Rush 2023 by Brigita Huemer (pictured) and other works by both artists - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R52CMN–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Sugar Rush 2023 by Brigita Huemer (pictured) and other works by both artists - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Hexagon, 2018, by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R52CMP–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Hexagon, 2018, by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Pink Chaos, 2023, by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R52CN2–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Pink Chaos, 2023, by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Sugar Rush 2023 by Brigita Huemer (pictured) and other works by both artists - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R52CMA–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Sugar Rush 2023 by Brigita Huemer (pictured) and other works by both artists - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Sugar Rush 2023 by Brigita Huemer (pictured) and other works by both artists - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R52CMF–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Sugar Rush 2023 by Brigita Huemer (pictured) and other works by both artists - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Sugar Rush 2023 by Brigita Huemer (pictured) and other works by both artists - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R52CM2–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Sugar Rush 2023 by Brigita Huemer (pictured) and other works by both artists - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Hexagon, 2018, by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R52CMX–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Hexagon, 2018, by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Hexagon, 2018, by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R52CKW–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Hexagon, 2018, by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Hexagon, 2018, by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R52CKP–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Hexagon, 2018, by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Sugar Rush 2023 by Brigita Huemer (pictured) and other works by both artists - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R52CKK–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Sugar Rush 2023 by Brigita Huemer (pictured) and other works by both artists - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Pink Chaos, 2023, by Brigita Huemer (pictured) with other works by both artists - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R52CMD–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Pink Chaos, 2023, by Brigita Huemer (pictured) with other works by both artists - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Hexagon, 2018, by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R52CM8–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Hexagon, 2018, by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Hexagon, 2018, by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R52CKM–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Hexagon, 2018, by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Pink Chaos, 2023, by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R52CM0–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Pink Chaos, 2023, by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Final adjustments to Hexagon, 2018 by Brigita Huemer - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R52CFK–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Final adjustments to Hexagon, 2018 by Brigita Huemer - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Sugar Rush 2023 by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R52CFY–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Sugar Rush 2023 by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Sugar Rush 2023 by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R52CFW–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Sugar Rush 2023 by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Sugar Rush 2023 by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R52CFX–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Sugar Rush 2023 by Brigita Huemer (pictured) - Sensory Synergy at Mucciaccia Gallery in Mayfair. Featuring six new sculptures by Misha Milovanovich, a Serbian artist based in London, and nine plexiglass paintings Brigita Huemer Limentani, an Austrian Croatian artist based in Italy. Curated by Catherine Loewe. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. As usual security is tight, with protection from two armed police units - The Blues and Royals, part of the Household Cavalry Regiment, return to their barracks in Hyde Park afterchanging the guard at Horse Guards. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R51EJ8–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. As usual security is tight, with protection from two armed police units - The Blues and Royals, part of the Household Cavalry Regiment, return to their barracks in Hyde Park afterchanging the guard at Horse Guards. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. The Blues and Royals, part of the Household Cavalry Regiment, return to their barracks in Hyde Park afterchanging the guard at Horse Guards. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R51EJB–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. The Blues and Royals, part of the Household Cavalry Regiment, return to their barracks in Hyde Park afterchanging the guard at Horse Guards. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. The Blues and Royals, part of the Household Cavalry Regiment, return to their barracks in Hyde Park afterchanging the guard at Horse Guards. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R51EJA–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. The Blues and Royals, part of the Household Cavalry Regiment, return to their barracks in Hyde Park afterchanging the guard at Horse Guards. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. As usual security is tight, with protection from two armed police units - The Blues and Royals, part of the Household Cavalry Regiment, return to their barracks in Hyde Park afterchanging the guard at Horse Guards. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R51EJ9–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. As usual security is tight, with protection from two armed police units - The Blues and Royals, part of the Household Cavalry Regiment, return to their barracks in Hyde Park afterchanging the guard at Horse Guards. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. As usual security is tight, with protection from two armed police units - The Blues and Royals, part of the Household Cavalry Regiment, return to their barracks in Hyde Park afterchanging the guard at Horse Guards. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R51EGP–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. As usual security is tight, with protection from two armed police units - The Blues and Royals, part of the Household Cavalry Regiment, return to their barracks in Hyde Park afterchanging the guard at Horse Guards. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. The Blues and Royals, part of the Household Cavalry Regiment, return to their barracks in Hyde Park afterchanging the guard at Horse Guards. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R51EGY–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. The Blues and Royals, part of the Household Cavalry Regiment, return to their barracks in Hyde Park afterchanging the guard at Horse Guards. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R51A15–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R51A0T–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R51A11–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519XA–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519XD–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno (pictured) a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519X7–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno (pictured) a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519X6–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519WE–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519WX–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno (pictured) a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519X2–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno (pictured) a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519WR–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519X3–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519X0–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519WK–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519XC–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Dogs enjoy 'Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces' inside - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519X5–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Dogs enjoy 'Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces' inside - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519WD–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519WY–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519WG–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno (pictured) a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519WN–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno (pictured) a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno (pictured) a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519WT–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno (pictured) a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Dogs enjoy 'Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces' inside - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519WM–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Dogs enjoy 'Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces' inside - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Dogs enjoy 'Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces' inside - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519WH–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Dogs enjoy 'Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces' inside - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519X1–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519WW–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519WB–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno (pictured) a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R519W9–London, UK. 31st May, 2023. Cloud Cities:Species of spaces and other pieces - Web(s) of Life by Tomás Saraceno (pictured) a new exhibition at Serpentine South. It explores different forms of knowledge and non-human perspectives through a range of artworks and experiences that extend beyond the walls of the gallery and into the park. The gallery has been adapted to accommodate animals, plants and humans of all ages it invites the park's biodiversity and visiting animals into the gallery for the first time. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
The beach reflected in the curved window at Tate St Ives. Stock Photo
RM2R4N3Y3–The beach reflected in the curved window at Tate St Ives.
Sol LeWitt Wall Drawing #1136 Curved and straight color bands 2004 at Tate St Ives. Stock Photo
RM2R4N3YF–Sol LeWitt Wall Drawing #1136 Curved and straight color bands 2004 at Tate St Ives.
Sol LeWitt Wall Drawing #1136 Curved and straight color bands 2004 at Tate St Ives. Stock Photo
RM2R4N3XM–Sol LeWitt Wall Drawing #1136 Curved and straight color bands 2004 at Tate St Ives.
The national coastwatch station (formerly coastguard) which is now run by a volunteer group. They watch out for shipping and people and boats in trouble along the coast - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Stock Photo
RM2R4N419–The national coastwatch station (formerly coastguard) which is now run by a volunteer group. They watch out for shipping and people and boats in trouble along the coast - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives.
People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday. Stock Photo
RM2R4N939–People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday.
People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday. Stock Photo
RM2R4N93B–People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday.
People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday. Stock Photo
RM2R4N93A–People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday.
People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday. Stock Photo
RM2R4N93E–People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday.
People flock to the baech and the surf - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Stock Photo
RM2R4N41A–People flock to the baech and the surf - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives.
Sol LeWitt Wall Drawing #1136 Curved and straight color bands 2004 at Tate St Ives. Stock Photo
RM2R4N3YN–Sol LeWitt Wall Drawing #1136 Curved and straight color bands 2004 at Tate St Ives.
Hidden in the centre of the packed seaside town - The Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden operated by the Tate St Ives. Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Stock Photo
RM2R4N3Y0–Hidden in the centre of the packed seaside town - The Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden operated by the Tate St Ives. Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives.
The beach reflected in the curved window - Sol LeWitt Wall Drawing #1136 Curved and straight color bands 2004 at Tate St Ives. Stock Photo
RM2R4N3Y7–The beach reflected in the curved window - Sol LeWitt Wall Drawing #1136 Curved and straight color bands 2004 at Tate St Ives.
Sol LeWitt Wall Drawing #1136 Curved and straight color bands 2004 at Tate St Ives. Stock Photo
RM2R4N3Y1–Sol LeWitt Wall Drawing #1136 Curved and straight color bands 2004 at Tate St Ives.
Sol LeWitt Wall Drawing #1136 Curved and straight color bands 2004 at Tate St Ives. Stock Photo
RM2R4N3YP–Sol LeWitt Wall Drawing #1136 Curved and straight color bands 2004 at Tate St Ives.
Every bit of space is used by propeerties and their guardens in the crowded town - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Stock Photo
RM2R4N3XD–Every bit of space is used by propeerties and their guardens in the crowded town - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives.
Sol LeWitt Wall Drawing #1136 Curved and straight color bands 2004 at Tate St Ives. Stock Photo
RM2R4N3XK–Sol LeWitt Wall Drawing #1136 Curved and straight color bands 2004 at Tate St Ives.
The national coastwatch station (formerly coastguard) which is now run by a volunteer group. They watch out for shipping and people and boats in trouble along the coast - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Stock Photo
RM2R4N415–The national coastwatch station (formerly coastguard) which is now run by a volunteer group. They watch out for shipping and people and boats in trouble along the coast - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives.
St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. Sleeping on a pink flamingo - People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R4DCG5–St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. Sleeping on a pink flamingo - People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R4H3H0–St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
St Ives, UK. 28th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R4H4PB–St Ives, UK. 28th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
St Ives, UK. 28th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R4H57K–St Ives, UK. 28th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. People flock to the beach, in front of the Tate St Ives, to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R4DCDM–St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. People flock to the beach, in front of the Tate St Ives, to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R4DCDW–St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R4DCG2–St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. Wetsuits hang out to dry on a windbreak - People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R4DCGE–St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. Wetsuits hang out to dry on a windbreak - People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R4H3GT–St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R4H3GX–St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. People flock to the beach, in front of the Tate St Ives, to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R4H3N3–St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. People flock to the beach, in front of the Tate St Ives, to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
St Ives, UK. 28th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R4H5B0–St Ives, UK. 28th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. A woman reads the Last Girl to die - People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R4DCDG–St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. A woman reads the Last Girl to die - People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. People flock to the beach, in front of the Tate St Ives, to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R4DCDH–St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. People flock to the beach, in front of the Tate St Ives, to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R4DCDT–St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. A man puts down the latest Jeffry Archer book under a huge sunshade, while his friend reads in the sun next to him - People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R4DCFW–St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. A man puts down the latest Jeffry Archer book under a huge sunshade, while his friend reads in the sun next to him - People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. Sleeping on a pink flamingo - People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R4DCGC–St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. Sleeping on a pink flamingo - People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday weekend in St Ives. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
St Ives, UK. 28th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R4H3T1–St Ives, UK. 28th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
St Ives, UK. 28th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R4H51D–St Ives, UK. 28th May, 2023. People flock to the beach to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. People flock to the beach, in front of the Tate St Ives, to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
RM2R4H3NB–St Ives, UK. 27th May, 2023. People flock to the beach, in front of the Tate St Ives, to sunbathe as well as take part in watersports and boat trips - Sunny weather for the bank holiday Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News
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