![]() ![]() ![]() Familiar Radiohead tracks and other bits of sound art fade in and out as you move through. Other pieces are carved into concrete, projected onto surfaces, and sometimes they’re large pieces on canvas, set very formally against stark walls like you would expect in an art gallery. Some of it is slapdash, pasted on ‘street style’. Bits and pieces of Donwoods’ and Yorke’s art adorn the walls of the hallways you move through. If I didn’t have an appreciation for Radiohead’s artistic details before, I certainly have a bit more now.īeginning in a stark, black and white forest that echoes the mountains found on the cover of Kid A, you’re enticed into an ominous industrial bunker that reveals itself to be absolutely enormous. That visual art and those motifs feature very heavily in the Kid A Mnesia Exhibition, with artist Stanley Donwood and Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke collaborating quite closely together – along with producer Nigel Godrich, video artist Sean Evans, set designer Christine Jones, and published by the team at Epic Games. Frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer autoplay clipboard-write encrypted-media gyroscope picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen> ![]()
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