Between 1968 and 1973 Rose Finn-Kelcey made a series of flags which she flew from the top of various European landmarks. These ‘wind-blown objects’ bore messages referring to the elements and were related to the kinetic art and concrete poetry of the time. Here is a Gale Warning was unfurled above Alexandra Palace, London. Humorously engaging with the esoteric and the immaterial, the photograph acts both as a document of a site-specific event and as an art work in its own right.