Tate Britain currently presents the first exhibition dedicated to “queer British art” if one wants to fall into such categorization. The show will remain on view until 1st October 2017 and features artists such… Continue reading
Picasso 1932 – Love, Fame, Tragedy, Tate Modern’s first solo exhibition of Pablo Picasso’s work ever staged, will open on 8 March 2018 in the Eyal Ofer Galleries. Curated by Achim Borchardt-Hume, Director of… Continue reading
Renowned as a war artist in both the First and Second World Wars, the exhibition further reveals Nash’s work from his earliest drawings through to his final visionary landscapes. Nash was fascinated with… Continue reading
Herzog & de Meuron signed the architecture of the Tate Modern’s anticipated extension. Tate Modern was a powerhouse when architects the architects took the site over in 1995, to turn it into a fantastic museum which soon… Continue reading
The world’s a stage and Pablo Bronstein demonstrates it once again with the performance he has choreographed for Tate Britain, running until October 2016. Dancers are sometimes moving, sometimes pausing, striking a… Continue reading
David Hockney’s Model with Unfinished Self-Portrait, 1977. Photograph: Private collection Tate Britain’s 2017 programme will open with the first UK show to focus exclusively on queer British art, marking the 50 year anniversary of the… Continue reading
Tate Britain’s major Pre-Raphaelite works including John Everett Millais’s Ophelia 1851-2 and Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s The Beloved 1865-6 have gone back on display at the museum last Friday. How exciting to see… Continue reading
The first exhibition by L.S. Lowry to be held by a public institution (Tate Britain) in London since the artist’s death in 1976 opened on 26 June. Featuring over ninety works, this… Continue reading
Gallery staff strike a pose for a picture as they hang a remarkable painting by David Hockney entitled “Mr and Mrs Clark and Percy” during a press preview at the Tate Britain in… Continue reading
