Turbine blade back in TATE

Art collective Liberate Tate (www.liberatetate.org) installed a massive 16.5 metre (54 foot), one and a half tonne wind turbine blade in Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall on Saturday 7 July 2012, submitting the artwork to be part of Tate’s permanent collection. Liberate Tate created this artwork using an icon of renewable energy with an express wish for Tate to stop its relationship with BP so the public gallery's reputation cannot be used to improve the oil company’s terrible image following the Gulf of Mexico disaster. Let’s show Tate that we want to see this artwork in its permanent collection, owned by all of us. Please help by adding this Twibbon and signing this petition. http://www.change.org/en-GB/petitions/tate-director-nicholas-serota-trustees-bring-the-wind-turbine-blade-back-into-the-turbine-hall