Liz West’s first permanent installation responds to its neoclassical site
Following a nine-month-long, £4.6-million refurbishment, UK entertainment venue The Met reopened on 9 December complete with a site-responsive work by artist Liz West. Her first permanent piece, Sevenfold bathes the entra
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