The British-born artist Anthony McCall is very much in the spotlight this month at London’s Tate Modern. Doors have opened on his first major exhibit at the gallery in which McCall projects beams of intense light through spaces filled with fine mist to create interactive sculptures that can be manipulated by visitors. His career began as a filmmaker but was inspired by beams of light from cinema projectors. McCall has lived in New York since the 1970s and it was there he began exploring sculpting light. Meet the artist creating life-size sculptures of endangered animals from cardboard The mist…