The artist's relationship with colour is the focus of this exhibition, which brings together the works of more than 40 artists, including the Spot series from Damien HirstPhotograph: Colin McPhersonColour is everywhere, even on the clothes ... A gallery warden shows off his waistcoat, specially designed for the exhibitionPhotograph: Colin McPhersonZobop!, Jim Lambie's colourful tape installation, roars underfoot – 'though the effect is by now a bit predictable' says Adrian SearlePhotograph: Colin McPherson
This is a world of fluorescent polyester, highlighting the synthetic hues of industrial colourPhotograph: Colin McPhersonDavid Bachelor's vibrant floor installation, I Love King's Cross and King's Cross Loves Me, is part of the show's exploration of sociological and technical approaches to colourPhotograph: Colin McPhersonHuman skin forms the colour chart in this work, Synecdoche, by Byron Kim. He copied the hues from friends and strangers in 20-minute sittingsPhotograph: Colin McPhersonStabs of synthetic colour ... Andy Warhol's Marilyn, silkscreened nine different waysPhotograph: Colin McPhersonDan Flavin creates installations from commercially-available lighting. These 'seem to leak out, infecting everything'Photograph: Colin McPhersonFlavin's fluorescent light fixtures, casting 'a blush beyond the space that contains them'Photograph: Colin McPherson
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