“A quiet revolution in public art takes place this summer in the corners of east London. In the shadow of the Olympic park that straddles Stratford sits a fountain flowing not with water but with sand. In Tower Hamlets, humungous inflatable sculptures – including one of the 1990s pop singer Betty Boo and others depicting famous artworks – fill the delectable art deco interior of a derelict swimming baths site. The works are among six public art projects curated and produced by Frieze Foundation …’ (Gareth Harris in the Financial Times, 28-29 July 2012)
