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Showing posts with label Tate. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tate. Show all posts
31 July 2024

A wander around Borough Market and Borough Yards

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The skies are [finally] blue here in London and it's hot hot HOT. Hurrah! People often say that the sun has come out but they forget tha...
9 June 2022

Cornelia Parker at Tate Britain, 2022

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Yesterday I went to my favourite London art gallery, Tate Britain, to see the marvellous works by the wonderfully talented Cornelia Parker. ...
12 April 2020

The Changing Face of London – coming soon in 2000

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One of the things I have been busying myself with during this period of lock-down and enforced islolation is a concerted effort to sort out...
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10 January 2018

Susan Hiller at Tate Modern and Postman's Park

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In a ground floor Tank gallery at Tate Modern I noticed a montage of photographed wall tiles. Recognising them I stopped to read the info bo...
29 September 2017

A View of St Pauls from Bankside – 1917 and 2017

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Earlier this year I bought a marvellous trial proof of an etching by Leslie Moffat Ward , entitled "Before St Paul's" . It sho...
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20 May 2014

Bankside _ a Southwark Patchwork

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A few months ago I was walking to London Bridge from  Lower Marsh  via Southwark Street. Just south of Tate Modern , at the junction of H...
17 May 2010

No Souls For Sale at Tate Modern

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On Sunday May 16th I went to the No Souls For Sale event thingy at Tate Modern. They'd sectioned the floor of the Turbine Hall off int...
3 May 2010

10 years of the Tate Modern – a really good bookshop

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The Tate Modern is now 10 years old. According to this great article in The Times recently, it’s the most popular art venue in the world an...