Pangolin London at Kings Place

If ever there was a development that shows the current dichotomy between rich and poor it is the kings place development overlooking Goods Way (also known as Murderer’s Row where bodies are gonned.)
This place has a huge window looking out on the road, on the ground floor, so will confuse the casual passersby into thinking this is the main gallery space for Kings Place. It isn’t, it’s a private gallery that you are nevertheless free to walk around. The space is small and feels a bit cramped.
Currently they have a display of fantastic silver objects made by lots of different artists, not really artistically valid, the only reason they’re all together is that they’re made of silver. Best is probably the ‘unicorn’ which I think is a horse’s skull dunked in silver with some kind of blade, possibly a swordfish’s tusk sticking out of its forehead. Nice little skull as well with a shiny silver back.
The King’s Place centre is meant to be an open centre for the arts, however walk in and they do make you feel like a criminal within seconds. Ask them where the café is and sit there for hours doing a crossword. That’s my plan for the afternoon.