Looking forward to Tate Modern’s 25th anniversary party From 9-12 May 2025, Tate Modern, one of London’s most adored art museums, will celebrate its 25th anniversary with a lively weekend of festivities Wallpaper · Dec 10, 2024
Discover psychedelic landscapes and mind-bending art at London’s Tate Modern 'Electric Dreams' at the Tate encompasses the period from the 1950s to the beginning of the internet era Wallpaper · Nov 26, 2024
Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet at Tate Modern review: thrillingly experimental 4/5 This fusion of art and early technology is all thoroughly engaging, so take your time Evening Standard · Nov 26, 2024
Surreal landscapes, psychedelic techno visions and pop art fairground rides – the week in art Pre-internet computer creations get rebooted at Tate Modern, Graham MacIndoe documents his drug use, and a Keith Haring carousel is on show in New York The Guardian - UK · Nov 22, 2024
Afro-Brazilian artist Rosana Paulino is suturing the past to the present Centering Black feminism and anti-racism, Paulino’s work is being celebrated from New York’s High Line to the Tate Modern The Guardian - US · Oct 24, 2024
From Louis Partridge's sex scenes to Cate Blanchett's script notes: inside the BFI London Film Festival parties All the pictures and gossip from London’s biggest week in film Evening Standard · Oct 17, 2024
Tate Modern to host Aphex Twin listening experience A free listening event for Aphex Twin's reissued album 'Selected Ambient Works II (Expanded Edition)' on the 25th of October Wallpaper · Oct 16, 2024
Francis Bacon: Human Presence; Hyundai Commission: Mire Lee: Open Wound – review Likeness is almost beside the point as Bacon’s wild originality transcends simple portraiture. At the Turbine Hall, Mire Lee’s floating ‘skins’ are a one-hit spectacle The Guardian - UK · Oct 13, 2024
Mire Lee’s Turbine Hall review – as kitsch as tatty Halloween decorations The Korean artist’s hanging sculpture of a turbine oozing brown liquid aims to frighten and disgust – but this hackneyed effort doesn’t even smell The Guardian - UK · Oct 8, 2024
Mike Kelley: Ghost and Spirit review – arrested development Featuring stuffed toys having sex, spunk stars and comic book glass cities, not to mention the noise, this survey of the work of the late US conceptual artist Mike Kelley has all the hallmarks of a teenager who never grew up The Guardian - UK · Oct 6, 2024
Frieze London 2024: everything to see and do As London gears up for Frieze Week (9-13 October 2024), here are the must-sees inside and outside the fair Wallpaper · Oct 2, 2024
Mike Kelley at Tate Modern review – this relentless pop culture show feels a bit like being flayed alive There are many interesting ideas here but it ends up being bewildering... and good lord, the noise. Evening Standard · Oct 1, 2024
Impressionism-on-Thames, a star slacker and a disturbing double act – the week in art Monet brightens up London, Mike Kelley’s teddies have their big day out and Goya goes head-to-head with Paula Rego – all in your weekly dispatch The Guardian - UK · Sep 27, 2024
Things to do in London this weekend (September 18 – 22) From a new Thai spot in London to the coolest party on the South Bank, here’s everything to eat, see and do in London this weekend Evening Standard · Sep 17, 2024
Evening Standard · Aug 30, 2024 The best food and drink pop-ups happening in London this September Restaurants, chefs and residencies to catch this September
The Conversation · Aug 5, 2024 Arts can help foster social cohesion – but only if its class problem is dealt with first On the morning of July 5, Keir Starmer and his supporters celebrated Labour’s election victory in the Turbine Hall of London’s Tate Modern, bathed in the glow of a huge red wall behind. Hard on the heels of the culture wars of the Conservative election campaign and its “rip-off degrees”…
Evening Standard · Aug 2, 2024 Summer holidays in London: the best free activities for kids Children need not be bored this summer
The Guardian - UK · Jul 22, 2024 Oscar Murillo: The Flooded Garden review – my inner Pollock could not be contained Is it love or just a summer fling? Oscar Murillo has invited viewers to add their own paint to his canvas – but I wouldn’t be tempted. Would I?
The Guardian - UK · Jul 20, 2024 UK billionaire’s Israeli TV channel accused of axing show for Netanyahu Protest planned at Tate Modern after accusations against channel owned by Len Blavatnik, UK’s second-richest man
The Guardian - UK · Jul 19, 2024 Modernist Paris, a Monet adventure park and the death of life drawing – the week in art Oscar Murillo turns Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall into an epic painting garden, while Goshka Macuga delves into ancient archeology, and the Paris of 1924 is revisited, which is the last time it held the Olympics
The Guardian - UK · Jul 15, 2024 Artists should exploit AI’s capabilities, say creators of new Tate Modern show Exhibition traces long relationship between artists and technology, a symbiosis that is sure to continue
The Guardian - UK · Jun 30, 2024 Francis Alÿs: Ricochets; Anthony McCall: Solid Light – reviews Mesmerising films celebrating children’s play around the world dissolve borders and liberate our adult imagination, and there’s a ghostly thrill in the space where light meets drawing
Evening Standard · Jun 27, 2024 London Pride 2024: the biggest and best events in the capital this weekend From the parade and club nights to guided tours and a sleepover at London Zoo: here’s where to celebrate LGBTQ+ culture this weekend in the capital
The Guardian - UK · Jun 21, 2024 Blue Black portraits, electric light relief and sugar in space – the week in art Claudette Johnson’s intimate observations, Anthony McCall’s gleaming geometry and Tavares Strachan’s rocket launch – all in your weekly dispatch
The Guardian - UK · Jun 19, 2024 ‘It was quite obviously breathing’: the day Anthony McCall realised his light sculptures were alive He made his name with exhilarating ‘light sculptures’ that audiences could spend hours inside. But a show in excessively hygienic Sweden led to 20 years in the wilderness. As McCall returns, he relives a pioneering career