London: A house in London owned by Indian-origin artist Anish Kapoor, who designed the ArcelorMittal Orbit tower for the Olympics, was on Friday occupied by a group of protesters to hold an art event for a day, The Guardian reported.
The group that calls itself Bread and Circuses said it had "liberated" the part-derelict five-storey house on Lincoln Inn's Fields in central London.
The name of the group is a reference to its argument that the Olympics are a means of distracting people from pressing economic and social issues, the daily said.
Kapoor is listed as the director of a company called 1-2 Lincoln's Inn Fields Ltd, the address of the property, which was formed in 2009.
The group that calls itself Bread and Circuses said it had "liberated" the part-derelict five-storey house on Lincoln Inn's Fields in central London.
The name of the group is a reference to its argument that the Olympics are a means of distracting people from pressing economic and social issues, the daily said.
Kapoor is listed as the director of a company called 1-2 Lincoln's Inn Fields Ltd, the address of the property, which was formed in 2009.
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