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.

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Adres:
Bankside, London
London
SE1 9TG
Telefoonnummer: +44 (0)20 7887 8888
E-Mail:
Website: http://www.tate.org.uk/support/corporate/events/tatemodern/

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Adres:
Bankside, London
London
SE1 9TG
Telefoonnummer: +44 (0)20 7887 8888
E-Mail:
Website: http://www.tate.org.uk/support/corporate/events/tatemodern/
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3.5
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modern art, I will never understand it

Tate is absolutely great if you like modern art, clean, well run and an amazing building I'm not a person who understands modern art but its great to go for a laugh. Would recommend to thoose...

Tate is absolutely great if you like modern art, clean, well run and an amazing building I'm not a person who understands modern art but its great to go for a laugh.

Would recommend to thoose interested in modern art but if not your thing dont go.

 
3.0
2 november 2009
by jonny879, Southampton
 

Fantastic Museum!!

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...

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!

 
5.0
27 juli 2009
by WorldRunner100, US
 

Huge gallery!

If You want to see all the artwork at Tate Modern, You'll need almost the whole day to do that. Great place for modern art lovers.

If You want to see all the artwork at Tate Modern, You'll need almost the whole day to do that. Great place for modern art lovers.

 
4.0
25 juli 2009
by FINUK, Helsinki, Finland
 

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...

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?

 
3.0
24 juni 2009
by pkpdd488, St. Louis
 

TAPE UP YOUR MOUTH BECAUSE NO ONE IS ALLOWED TO COMMENT

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...

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.

 
1.0
1 juni 2009
by nemo2009, Toronto, Ontario
 

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