Tate Modern
Photography
Wolfgang Tillmans On Why Brexit Is the Most Monumental Event in Modern History
The photographer took us around his landmark new exhibition at the Tate, "2017".
Amelia Abraham
2.15.17
Art
The Guerrilla Girls' Readymade Guide to Resistance
The girls behind the gorilla masks share their learnings on activism and feminism.
Sami Emory
11.19.16
Art
The Best Museums of the World In a Blink of an Eye
Check out this visual, animated reminder that museums are works of art themselves.
Diana Shi
10.8.16
Art
Floating Fish Invade Tate Modern's Turbine Hall
A vast exhibition space gets filled with surreal soundscapes and moving sculptures for French artist Philippe Parreno's 'Anywhen.'
Kevin Holmes
10.4.16
Film
Petra Collins Reimagines Georgia O'Keeffe's Life and Work in Feminist Short Film
The filmmaker pays homage to the great American painter in a video for the Tate Modern.
Francesca Capossela
7.20.16
Art Changes
Art Changes: Celia Hempton
Co-created with TATE to celebrate the opening of the new Tate Modern.
Darren Flook co-created with Tate
6.20.16
Art
Adolf Trump & Albino Gorilla Suits: Last Week in Art [Basel Edition]
Art Basel heralded the usual influx of wacky installations, celebrity sightings, and clickbait headlines (guilty).
Sami Emory
6.20.16
Art Changes
Art Changes: Ryan Gander
Co-created with TATE to celebrate the opening of the new Tate Modern.
Darren Flook co-created with Tate
6.13.16
Stuff
I Took Siri on a Date to See If Machines Can Love
I wanted to see if I could fall for my phone's most neglected feature.
Joe Bish
6.3.16
Art
A New Exhibition Explores the Art of Performing for the Camera
The Tate Modern explores a range of body photography, from selfies to Yves Klein performances captured on film.
Catherine Chapman
2.25.16
Art
Leonardo DiCaprio Did Not Paint the Mona Lisa: Last Week in Art
No, Fox News. Just no.
Sami Emory
9.28.15
Stuff
Austerity is Killing British Culture and Creativity
We asked Robert Hewison, author of <i>Cultural Capital: The Rise and Fall of Creative Britain</i> about the value of the arts and how cuts to funding are threatening the UK's cultural life.
Angus Harrison
1.16.15
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