Bruce Nauman at the Tate Modern

After 10 months of not seeing anything, I rather enjoyed the Bruce Nauman show at the Tate Modern. It was also just nice to do something that wasn’t a walk in the cold and wet.

A video still of two hands manipulating a deck of cards. The hands are a luminous green, and the cards are a pink / magenta colour.
Falls, Pratfalls and Sleights of Hand (clean version), 1993, by Bruce Nauman
A large neon sculpture comprised of multiple overlaid words. The photo is taken from the side.
Human Nature/Knows Doesn’t Know, 1983, by Bruce Nauman
A large neon sculpture comprised of multiple overlaid words. The word ‘nature’ is prominently lit.
Human Nature/Knows Doesn’t Know, 1983, by Bruce Nauman
A large neon sculpture comprised of multiple overlaid words. All parts are lit up.
Human Nature/Knows Doesn’t Know, 1983, by Bruce Nauman
A large neon sculpture comprised of multiple overlaid words. Only some words are lit up.
Human Nature/Knows Doesn’t Know, 1983, by Bruce Nauman
Two vintage television monitors are stacked vertically in a dark room, each showing a bald man’s head. The same head is projected on the wall behind them.
Anthro/Socio (Rinde Spinning), 1992, by Bruce Nauman
A vintage television set is set on the floor in the lower right. A figure waves on the set. Behind the TV is a large metal cage.
Going Around the Corner Piece with Live and Taped Monitors, 1970, by Bruce Nauman
Two wax casts of a male head are suspended on either end of a mobile, in front of a dark background. A light from one side projects a shadow of another head on a nearby white sheet.
Shadow Puppets and Instructed Mime, 1990, by Bruce Nauman

Shot at the Tate Modern in London.