Tate Modern Under a Blue Sky Art Print Demolition This screen acts as a

This screen acts as a intelligent brise soleil that automatically opens and closes to control the amount of light and heat entering the building

This building sits adjacent to Alfred Hitchcock's birthplace and (thanks to funding from Waltham Forest Council) features a dramatic mural that celebrates one of his most famous films  'The Birds'

The cards are individually packaged with a single self seal white envelope in a biodegradeable cellophane wallet

The theatre was designed by Wallace Kirkman Harrison and completed in 1966

"Anyone who ever gave you confidence

Tate Modern Under a Blue Sky Art Print Demolition This screen acts as aThis print was originally commissioned by the Tate Modern shop and until recently the print has been sold in the gallery shops and in their online store. The collaboration was realised in two stages. In early 2015 Oscar Francis was commissioned to produce a poster of the iconic Tate Modern building, Bankside, London. Oscar Francis was approached again in early 2016 to amend the original poster to include the new extension by Herzog & De Meuron. The