A series of interventions into the museum and a guided tour around the
interior.
A series of interventions into the Royal Pavilion, Brighton and a
guided tour around it’s interior.
For Architecture Week 2003,
artists Erika Tan and Anthony Lam collaborated to produce a series of interventions into and
responding to the architecture of the Royal Pavilion in Brighton. The artists used their
personal experience, collected objects, an invented inventory and new works to comment on the
oriental excesses of the Pavilion’s interior and challenging the Far Eastern fantasy George IV
created. Examples of the 'interventions' produced included works in different media, objects,
photographic and digital images, sound and text, for example: the dislocated sound of Chinese
take away stir-frying in the Great Kitchen, Asian bird song in the Long Gallery and trompe
l'oeil lettering on mirrors in the Banqueting Room gallery.
Commissioned by James Green World Art Gallery, Brighton and Hove
museum
Shown at Brighton Royal Pavilion, Architecture Week
2003