Tate Modern Undergoes Reinforcements For Damien Hirst
Tate Modern, has found it necessary to reinforces the third floor gallery floors in preparation for the major Damien Hirst… Read More
10 March 2012
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Goethe Institut Sponsors Bauhaus and Turbine Hall For Anniversary
50th anniversary sees Goethe Institut – for Anglo-German cultural exchange – throw open its doors to newly renovated premises, and… Read More
28 February 2012
Yayoi Kusama Youth Workshop Launches At Tate
Infinite Kusama Invites 15-25 Year Olds To Interact with Japan’s Godmother of Pop Art Infinite Kusama is an exciting event… Read More
28 February 2012
Alighiero Boetti Plays The Game At Tate Modern
Alighiero Boetti: Game Plan @ Tate Modern – REVIEW Amid the flurry of spectacular publicity for the psychedelic hyped-up hyper… Read More
27 February 2012
Seeing Inside Yayoi Kusama At Victoria Miro
Yayoi Kusama: New Paintings @ Victoria Miro – REVIEW To coincide with the major retrospective of Yayoi Kusama’s work currently… Read More
22 February 2012
Riotous Response To Gerhard Richter Berlin Retrospective
Panorama opens in Berlin the day after Richter’s 80th Birthday, with artist’s tour having to be cancelled thanks to thronging… Read More
14 February 2012
Spotting Yayoi Kusama At Tate Modern Retrospective
Major retrospective for Yayoi Kusama at Tate Modern reveals fundamental continuity behind the dazzling diversity of a six decade career… Read More
7 February 2012
Tate Modern Retrospective For Pioneering Artist Yayoi Kusama
Tate Modern is gearing up to throw open its door to a major new retrospective for Yayoi Kusama – Japan’s… Read More
6 February 2012
Veronica Ryan Sculpture Stolen For Scrap Metal
‘Boundaries’ a work by a Tate collection artist follows Moore Hepworth and Blake to the smelter Police are on the… Read More
28 January 2012
Tate Modern No Lone Zone Launches
The latest in Tate Modern’s series of international curatorial partnerships, No Lone Zone, will open in the Level 2 Gallery… Read More
26 January 2012
London Museums Protest Against Pension Cuts
Museums take to the streets in today’s public sector worker’s protest Museums in London, Liverpool, Newcastle, Preston and Inverclyde took… Read More
30 November 2011
Tate Modern Protest Site Blocked By Police
Occupy London camp at Tate dispersed as St Paul’s camp is reprieved The eleven protesters who set up tents on… Read More
2 November 2011
Tate Modern Occupied By Anti Capitalist Protesters
Occupy London moves from St Paul’s site to Tate Modern First Photo A number of OLSX protesters have set up… Read More
1 November 2011
Tacita Dean FILM Nearly Destroyed By Technician Blunder
Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall is currently playing host to Turner Prize nominee Tacita Dean’s latest work ‘FILM’. However, reports have… Read More
16 October 2011
Tacita Dean Unilever Commission 2011 Unveiled At Tate
FILM: a low-tech love letter to the magic of cinema For the twelfth commission in the Tate Modern Unilever Series,… Read More
10 October 2011
Gerhard Richter Explores The Product Of Pure Chance
Panorama – Tate Modern’s most exciting and significant exhibition this year Gerhard Richter stated today – at the opening of… Read More
4 October 2011
Gerhard Richter At 80 London Retrospective
Tate Modern plays host to ‘Panorama’ mapping 50 years of work On 6 October Tate Modern will open its doors… Read More
27 September 2011
Tate Modern Adapts Oil Tanks Into Gallery Space
Launch will coincide with 2012 Cultural Olympiad. Tate Modern has announced Phase 1 of the development of new galleries which… Read More
9 September 2011
Martin Creed Alex Katz Donate Work To Artist Rooms Collection
Tate / NGS announce 2012 exhibition schedule Top contemporary artists Martin Creed and Alex Katz are the first new artists… Read More
31 August 2011
Ai Weiwei Incarceration Tate Modern Event
Tate Modern announced today that it is deeply concerned about the current disappearance of the artist Ai Weiwei. The organisation… Read More
27 April 2011
Joan Miro Lateral Thinking Tate Modern
New Miro Exhibition “The Ladder of Escape” Opens At Tate Modern Tate Modern’s new exhibition of Spanish born Artist Joan… Read More
11 April 2011
British Museums Most Popular in World
Figures released today place British Museums at the top, taking three out of the first five positions globally. Only the… Read More
31 March 2011
Tino Sehgal Gets Tate Turbine Hall For 2012
Tino Sehgal commissioned for Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall for the 2012 Olympic period.17 July to 28 October 2012Tate has announced… Read More
8 March 2011
Damien Hirst Survey Tate Modern 2012
Tate Modern have announced the first substantial survey of the work of Damien Hirst which will run from 5 April… Read More
3 March 2011
Dennis Oppenheim Conceptual Art Pioneer Dies Aged 72
Dennis Oppenheim the pioneering conceptual artist has died of complications from liver cancer, he was 72. Oppenheim was born in 1938
24 January 2011
UK Museum Storage Costs Millions
Storage costs for art in British Museums is costing over a million pounds per year. A Freedom of Information request… Read More
19 January 2011
Museums Denied Access To Private Donations By Treasury
The British Museum and the National Gallery are finding it difficult to access over £50m given by private donors because… Read More
8 November 2010
BROKEN AND BRILLIANT: HOW CLOSURE ONLY MADE WEIWEI’S SUNFLOWER SEEDS PERFECT
The happiest person in London right now might just be the member of Tate Modern night-shift staff who dares wander… Read More
21 October 2010
Ai Weiwei’s Cloud of Dust
Two days after Ai Weiwei’s installation of sunflower seeds opened, in the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern staff took the… Read More
18 October 2010
Ai Weiwei Unilever Sculpture Tate Modern
Chinese Artist, Ai Weiwei reveals his latest work “Sunflower Seeds,” a project which has taken two years to complete and… Read More
8 October 2010
Tate’s Serota Lambasts Osborne and Hunt
Tate Modern Director Sir Nicholas Serota announced in an interview today that Museums in the UK could not weather cuts… Read More
5 October 2010
UBS Pulls Tate Modern Sponsorship
Tate Modern announced at their annual press conference, that they had lost the backing of UBS the largest Swiss Bank…. Read More
13 September 2010