Along with the rain, Londoners and visitors to the city are being showered with different ways to spend their time this summer, with events happening in galleries, museums and other venues all over town. One arty moment to particularly look out for is Jeremy Deller's sculpture Sacrilege, which sees Stonehenge recreated as a bouncy castle...
Deller has had a busy year so far, with an exhibition at the Hayward Gallery in London this spring, which proved hugely popular with visitors. Sacrilege first appeared at the Glasgow International Festival of Visual Art in April and May but is set to tour across the country, including popping up in various places across London, over the summer. Its organisers are keeping information on exactly where will appear as a surprise for now but Londoners can definitely see it at the Create 2012 festival, which takes place from July 21-September 21. You can keep up with where else Sacrilege might show up by regularly checking out sacrilege2012.co.uk . In the meantime, check out the YouTube film below for a taste of what you're in store for:
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