Tate Modern

Sinceramente mi aspettavo qualcosa di meglio. Non regge il confronto con il british e la national gallery. Troppe istallazioni contemporanee, a volte prive di senso, e poche sale(credo 3-4)dedicate a figure come boccioni, balla, picasso, dalì, kandiskj, giacometti, fontana,....i veri padri dell'arte contemporanea.insomma non si può, secondo me, notare la grossa differenza che esiste tra questa nuova arte e quella per così dire un pò più tradizionale( e definire così il cubismo è alquanto sorprendente).

The Tate Modern is housed in an old power station on the south side of the Thames. In front is the Millennium Bridge which allows pedestrians to cross the river. It stays open until 10 PM on Fridays and Saturday. I wasn't able to cover the entire museum, but was I did see was absolutely great. I could have spent many more hours there. I just covered the free sections (there are also changing exhibits which charge a entrance fee). It really is one of the world's premier modern art galleries. I posted a little more info on my travel blog if you're interested at: http://adams-travel-blog.blogspot.com/2009/07/london-3.html

The part about the Tate Modern is halfway down the post. Enjoy!