Yorkshire pub turns up as art installation – but sorry, no beer
Modern art has long prompted some despairing critics to turn to drink but one gallery has neatly sidestepped the problem by installing a mock-up Leeds boozer on its premises.
The pub is complete with a cosy bar, atmospheric wooden furniture and a piano – perfect for a boozy singalong.
But the pub is an art installation erected to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the Tate Modern gallery in London.
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Hide AdThe hostelry is the work of northern art collective Black Dogs, which hopes to create the atmosphere of a typical Leeds pub.
But unlike every other Leeds drinking den, thirsty gallery-goers will just have to soak up the atmosphere as alcohol cannot be bought on the premises.