Tate Modern
Deze vroegere krachtcentrale is het grootste eerbetoon aan de internationale moderne kunst in Londen. In de Tate Modern vindt u wisselende tentoonstellingen van topkunstenaars zoals Rachel Whiteread, Frida Kahlo, Martin Kippenberger, Mark Rothko en Kandinsky. En dankzij de prachtige ligging aan de rivier bieden de restaurants in dit museum een schitterend uitzicht op de Theems.
Tate Modern Adres:
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Bankside, London
London
SE1 9TG
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| Telefoonnummer: | +44 (0)20 7887 8888 |
| E-Mail: | visiting.modern@tate.org.uk |
| Website: | http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/ |
Locatie-informatie Tate Modern
| Adres: |
Bankside, London
London
SE1 9TG
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|---|---|
| Telefoonnummer: | +44 (0)20 7887 8888 |
| E-Mail: | visiting.modern@tate.org.uk |
| Website: | http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/ |
| Met de auto: | Blackfriars: Cross Blackfriars Bridge and turn left along river walk. Southwark: Cross Union Street, turn left at Great Suffolk Street, cross Southern Street, continue on |
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The building is better than the "Art"
Let me preface this by saing I am not an "art" person. That said, we were struck by the beauty of the Tate building and decided to visit. The building is an amazing testament to adaptive reuse. But that's where the good ends. Aside from a few pieces (the Pollack and Worhal were nice), the great majority of this collection is odd at best and some just downright disturbing. Maybe "art" people get it more, but I can throw a rope on the floor - how much will you pay me?
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Difficult to get to. Compared to the MOMA in NY the collection is really second rate. For instance, the Miros they had were not any of the really good ones. With muddy colours, I feel sure Miro himself would not have been happy to have these on view. Very little to be seen and don't dare say anything or one of the guards will land on you as happened to my wife who, after entering a room filled with crushed silverware from a hundred garage sales, said, "This is [--]. Let's get out of here." In moments a young, serious looking man told her she had to leave the museum. She, sincerely baffled, insisted on seeing his manager. When the manager showed up she asked what was wrong and he accused her of swearing. (The Random house dictionary defines [--] as, "nonsense, lies or exaggeration.") The real BS was the pretentious poorly curated collection. My wife surprised informed him this was a commonly used phrase to describe nonsense in North America. Shocked as British TV and American run crime shows have more swearing and offensive. I say "get with the 21st century of free speech" noting the intention was not swearing.
What was that??????
We were in london to do all the touristy things a went to the tate modern,I was NOT impressed- how can this be called ART!!! A rope thrown on the floor, a pile of washing and some VERY dodgy videos of some seriously disturbed individuals, smearing ketchup on their bodies and licking raw liver! these were just a few of the weird things we were subjected to, needless to say we did not stay long. my grandaughter smeared paint on the floor on a piece of paper and THAT was better than some of this utter rubbish!!!!!! thankfully it was free or I would have asked for my money back
First Rate Building, Third Rate Collection...
Walking across the Millennium Bridge to the Tate is a wonderful experience. The Tate is housed in a renovated electrical power station, and the design of the building is magnificent. Inside is a third rate collection of modern "art" that is in many cases laughable, even though I like modern art (and "get it"). The galleries are crowded and the layout poor. Enjoy the OUTSIDE of the building and continue on your way to enjoy the street performers near the London Eye just a few minutes away along the Thames. Walk across the bridge to Parliament, then take the tube to the Imperial War Museum for an unforgettable museum experience.
If you like modern art, you'll love the Tate Modern... but otherwise, it's not a must-see
I'm not a big modern art fan, but I did enjoy spending a little time at the Tate. Anyone who loves modern art will enjoy a visit here, but if you're not really into art, particularly modern art, and you don't have too much time to spare in London, this is not necessarily a must-see.
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