So this is the latest work of art to occupy the massive turbine hall at the Tate Modern.... it's by a German artist called Tino Seghal.

He spent months selecting members of the public to take part in the performance piece called "These Associations" and it involves them moving around in groups and singly at different speeds and in different directions, occasionally breaking away to engage passersby in random discussions.... apparently "the installation addresses the issue of what it means to belong to a group".

I didn't know there was an issue about belonging to a group.... but anyway, what do I know? I'm not an artist!

However, I did enjoy taking the pictures as I particularly wanted some blurred/movement images... perhaps he arranged the installation just for me :-)

Great pictures... good lighting and the feeling of movement is there in bucket loads... but how exactly is that art? Call me old fashioned but I just don't see it... Annbramwell · 2012-08-06: 12:58

I do like a bit of blurred people movement. Working at a uni it is a nice reminder that people can actually move that fast. And love the space/area....I have some field tents to put up and check...do you think they'd let me do it there? I'm sure someone would call it art! meredithn · 2012-08-06: 13:40

Well I like your photos a lot but I seriously question that people pay exorbitant amount of money for this kind of "art"!! 8^) DancingDolphin · 2012-08-06: 13:57

MMMMMMMMMMM great shots but is it ART I don't know in my day art was pictures artists painted but then I'm so old !!!!! busybee · 2012-08-06: 14:03

I am sick to death of being taken for a ride by people who think they've something to sell ... it's crap! marilynx · 2012-08-06: 15:35

this is amazing... the art project as much as your pics :-) stormfish · 2012-08-06: 16:31

I like it slowpete · 2012-08-07: 01:04

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