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Fucking hell. Teenager arrested after child ‘thrown from height’ at Tate Modern

There's plenty of free things to do at the Tate Modern right now. Here's some pics from my visit: Tate Modern photos: Huge chairs, a crying room, the Clock, a heat sensitive floor and more, Oct 2018

I loved this installation at the Tate Modern. Free entry too. More: A tower of 800 whispering radios: Cildo Meireles’ Babel at the Tate Modern, London

Anyone been to this? I was a bit underwhelmed. It's free and on until April if it's of interest. Abraham Cruzvillegas: Empty Lot. A bit like watching paint dry. Or weeds grow. Tate Modern, London

Just went to see this—excellent stuff. Good central theme of photography at different lengths of time after conflict, from moments to a hundred years, and as well as having a great selection of images (lots of Don McCullin btw) it gives you a sense of different and evolving perspectives, from...

Has anyone been and can tell me something about it? Is there much in it (like how many rooms and/or paintings)? Do you need to book beforehand or can you just roll up on the day?

This works on so many level as an outrage machine! http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2014/01/31/tate-modern-sculpture-par_n_4701588.html

Info This may well be amazing, but it's £60!! and I'm not convinced the acoustics in the Turbine Hall will be in any way good. KRAFTWERK - THE CATALOGUE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 is a chronological exploration of the group’s sonic and visual experiments and presents eight classic master works from...

These are open now, with various things going on over the next couple of months. Anyone else been? At the moment it includes an exhibition by Sun Hwang Kim which is rubbish but it's worth going along just to see the tanks themselves. It's one of the things I really enjoy about London, that...

...portrait of the creative process as embedded within the spirit and the social relations of the time. In honour of this landmark film, Tate Modern presents a survey of Watkins’s acclaimed work on the occasion of the exhibition, Edvard Munch: The Modern Eye. A new article about Peter Watkins by...

http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/eventseducation/film/24600.htm

It's not exactly what I'd call a "mass" exorcism, but here the US's Rev Billy leading an action in the Tate Modern Turbine Hall over BP sponsorship. The YouTube comments are quite fun: http://www.youandifilms.com/2011/07/exorcism/

...forget this is happening until the last minute... anyway, yes. guided cultural/social/mentalwellbeingorientated walk, from the tate modern to the maudsley hospital. four hours or so worth of chunky facts, good people, decent cups of tea, and the history of mental health, southwark, and...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-12661727 I'm a regular visitor, so I'll have to check this out. :)

We went along to this on the weekend and it's as dull as dull can be. It might have been fun if you could walk on the things, but just staring at a room full of what looks like gravel is not very rewarding. Anyone else been? More pics...

I saw this today and it's highly recommended. It's the first genuinely terrifying work of art I've ever seen. Also, go there when it's busy. It's even better hearing all the voices and movement all around you as walk in towards the back while not being able to see anything but brief...

Not sure if this isnt definitely going ahead, but here's the planned extension to tate modern: bearing in mind they had already approved this one, it'll probably go ahead:

Russian Constructivism... :cool: Went to see this on monday, brilliant. Loads of stuff, anyone interested in constructivism could spend hours in there. Runs right from the early painted work, through the rejection of painting, into graphic design, fabrics (Popova's; they're really quite good)...

is this the worst yet? Other people's sculptures combined with some bunk beds so we can play at hiding from some unspecified sci-fi doom. The books on the beds and the films on the screen make you want to read a book or watch a film. Anything rather than this nonsense. :mad: etc

...100 people will be picked to be in the book. From the group: ABOUT THE EXHIBITION Street & Studio: A History of Urban Photography at (Tate Modern 22 May – 31 August 2008) presents a history of photographic portraiture: taken on the street or in the photographer’s studio. It contrasts...