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Olympics 2012 in art: Richard Wentworth glimpses the race that brought Bradley Wiggins gold
Continuing our series of exclusive artworks responding to the Games, artist Richard Wentworth reveals a view of London 2012 glimpsed fleetingly from afar, on TV screens in public places and friends’ houses, in the middle of a camping trip. On the television screen we see a cyclist competing in the Olympic time trial that saw Bradley Wiggins win a gold medal

    Olympics 2012 in art: Richard Wentworth glimpses the race that brought Bradley Wiggins gold

    Continuing our series of exclusive artworks responding to the Games, artist Richard Wentworth reveals a view of London 2012 glimpsed fleetingly from afar, on TV screens in public places and friends’ houses, in the middle of a camping trip. On the television screen we see a cyclist competing in the Olympic time trial that saw Bradley Wiggins win a gold medal

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    Olympics 2012 in art: Olafur Eliasson’s swirling light show for the Games
Continuing our series of exclusive artworks in response to the Games, Olafur Eliasson – famous for bringing the sun into the Tate Turbine Hall – gets to work with a torch to pay tribute to the speed and dynamism of Olympians. ‘Light generates action: it is an energy transmitter and as physical as anything you will see in the Games,’ says Eliasson

    Olympics 2012 in art: Olafur Eliasson’s swirling light show for the Games

    Continuing our series of exclusive artworks in response to the Games, Olafur Eliasson – famous for bringing the sun into the Tate Turbine Hall – gets to work with a torch to pay tribute to the speed and dynamism of Olympians. ‘Light generates action: it is an energy transmitter and as physical as anything you will see in the Games,’ says Eliasson

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