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1 day ago · Wassily Kandinsky and Gabriella Münter, the iconic duo at the heart of German expressionism, begin Tate Modern’s new Expressionists exhibition. Kandinsky - the Russian painter and art theorist - and Münter were the core couple behind Der Blaue Reiter [The Blue Rider]: the clique of avant-garde artists who transformed modern art in the early 20th century.
4 days ago · Tate Modern Explores the Power of Zanele Muholi's Work in Latest Survey. Spotlighting over 260 images that champion South Africa’s LGBTQ+ community. Zanele Muholi is one of today’s most ...
1 day ago · Tate Modern is the world's most popular museum of modern and contemporary art. It is free to visit and open to all. The museum's collection displays span 100 years of art from around the world, presented alongside a diverse and international program of exhibitions, commissions, and events.
4 days ago · 3. 4. LONDON (AP): For one night only, the utilitarian, concrete basement of London’s Tate Modern museum was transformed into a lush green jungle – and it was the hottest fashion ticket in town. Luxury Italian fashion house Gucci showcased its star-studded cruise collection catwalk at the Thames-side modern art museum on Monday.
4 days ago · Tabish Khan. May 17, 2024. ∙ Paid. 1. Share. The Expressionists were an important art movement, channelling emotion and spirituality through their paintings, and Tate Modern has some great works by them in its new exhibition: Expressionists: Kandinsky, Münter and the Blue Rider. But unlike, say, the Impressionists, the individual artists ...
2 days ago · 2 hrs. Tate Museum. Refundable booking. What to expect. Livtours Semi-Private Tate Modern Tour is an engaging, gripping, and exciting way to gain a deep and rich understanding of the works of modern art in Britain’s most visited art museum.
4 days ago · Among the paintings in Tate Modern’s exuberant show Expressionists: Kandinsky, Münter and the Blue Rider (until 20 October) is one—depicting an artist's bedroom—that was inspired by a Van ...
