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A "17 metre-long permanent installation" of a tree, "cut lengthways to include the roots, trunk and branches."
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Artist Tania Kovats' concept was selected by judges from 10 proposals and will be unveiled on what would have been Darwin's 200th birthday, 12 February 2009.
Image courtesy of the Natural History Museum.
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I went to have a nosy on Saturday, only to have my low opinion of modern art further undermined. Gladly the judges seem to have made a rather safe, conservative choice, though this means that the result is somewhat uninspiring.