Tate Modern
Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews EXPRESSIONISTS: KANDINSKY, MUNTER AND THE BLUE RIDER – London’s Tate Modern gallery’s camp and colourful celebration of the pre-World War I Expressionist artists.
In the early 20th Century, before World War I, Munich, Germany was home to an international group of avant-garde artists who transformed modern art. Known as the Expressionists, their work focused on form, colour, sound and performance. A major new show at London’s Tate Modern gallery – Expressionists: Kandinsky, Münter and the Blue…
Queerguru’s Ris Fatah reviews YOKO ONO : MUSIC OF THE MIND a major new retrospective at Tate Modern, London
Artist, activist, musician, filmmaker, peace campaigner and so much more, Yoko Ono has crammed a lot into her life. Now in her tenth decade, the ninety-one-year-old is being honored with a beautiful retrospective of her life’s work, Yoko Ono: Music of the Mind, at London’s Tate Modern gallery, which opens this Thursday, February…
The UK’s TATE GALLERIES are among the most queer inclusive museums in the World
The Uk’s Tate Galleries … both Britain and Modern … are among the most queer-inclusive museums in the world. They just don’t play lip service to our community but actively plan exhibitions and events that not only have visual delights we can relate to but play an important part in telling LGBTQ. history …
Tate Modern Lates : a celebration of women artists in Tate’s Collection
A Workshop entitled DEAREST ART COLLECTOR hosted by Ferren Gibson is just one of the many events at TATE LATES this week that celebrate women artists in Tate’s collection in London. Inspired by Guerrilla Girls’ Dearest Art Collector, when they began a campaign that targeted museums, dealers, critics, and artists who they felt were responsible…
