New work by David Batchelor transforms St Pancras with colour

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While the rest of the UK bathes in sunshine, St Pancras and its passengers have been basking underneath a bright rainbow of colour. With artist David Batchelor’s Tetris-like creation, which is currently suspended high above the millions of visitors to the station, the concourse has been hit by a veritable kaleidoscope of bold colour.
 
St Pancras International has a notable public art programme, which sees new contemporary art suspended from its enormous Barlow shed(243ft wide x 100ft high). David’s piece is the latest piece in the rotation.

See Cassone's interview with David Batchelor and our review of his latest book, The Luminous and the Grey,  in our September issue

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