Tate Modern

Situada en la ribera del Támesis, la gran catedral londinense del arte moderno internacional fue un día una estación eléctrica. Dentro de la Tate Modern encontrará exposiciones temporales de artistas de primer nivel como Rachel Whiteread, Frida Kahlo, Martin Kippenberger, Mark Rothko y Kandinsky. Además, gracias a su situación ribereña, los restaurantes de la galería ofrecen unas vistas espectaculares del Támesis.

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Tate Modern Dirección:

Dirección:
Bankside, London
London
SE1 9TG
Teléfono: +44 (0)20 7887 8888
Correo electrónico:
Sitio Web: http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/

Información sobre la ubicación Tate Modern

Dirección:
Bankside, London
London
SE1 9TG
Teléfono: +44 (0)20 7887 8888
Correo electrónico:
Sitio Web: http://www.tate.org.uk/modern/
Por carretera: Blackfriars: Cross Blackfriars Bridge and turn left along river walk. Southwark: Cross Union Street, turn left at Great Suffolk Street, cross Southern Street, continue on

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The art of wasting space and time

I am not a fan of Modern art by any stretch of the imagination, but I was interested in seeing some Picasso's and Modigliani's that were supposedly on display. What a huge disappointment, as the...

I am not a fan of Modern art by any stretch of the imagination, but I was interested in seeing some Picasso's and Modigliani's that were supposedly on display. What a huge disappointment, as the articles in this "museum" were for the most part pathetic. I cannot believe the majority of the "works' that were showcased here are considered art. These supposed art pieces are displayed in an enormous building that could have been put to much better use. You could get any three year old to put together a more interesting artistic piece. If traveling to London, save your time (not money as it thankfully is free) and go to the National Gallery to see real works of art created by people with actual talent.

 
1.0
25 enero 2009
by Europhiily, Philadelphia
 

Worth a visit even if you aren't a fan of modern art

I don't consider myself a fan of modern art so was surprised at how much I enjoyed our visit. I'd recommend going with other people, so you can discuss what you see and have a bit of a debate about...

I don't consider myself a fan of modern art so was surprised at how much I enjoyed our visit.

I'd recommend going with other people, so you can discuss what you see and have a bit of a debate about it all, which makes the experience more enjoyable.

We went when 'The Crack' was being exhibited in the main hall and found it all quite strange but thought-provoking (even if your thoughts are 'this is just weird'). Saw some original Chagall, Rothko and Miro works which was fantastic as I love their work. And of course the famous Water Lilies and some Jackson Pollock works.

Well worth a visit - and you can't really complain when it's free! Don't think I would want to pay to visit but its certainly fascinating stuff. and well laid out.

 
4.0
3 diciembre 2008
by Chino1, Gloucestershire
 

LOVE IT or at least makes you talk about it...

I LOVE the Tate Modern! I been there twice and it was totally worth it both times. First, you might not like modern art but it is a great conversation piece (my 3 yr old could do that!). Second...

I LOVE the Tate Modern! I been there twice and it was totally worth it both times. First, you might not like modern art but it is a great conversation piece (my 3 yr old could do that!). Second, most of it is FREE! The only part you have to pay for is the special shows. The benefit of paying is that they are less busy. The free rooms are packed full of screaming kids. Third, the food is pretty good so when you get tired, grab a banana bread, some water and enjoy the view. Finally, the store is pretty good. You could spend quite a bit of time in the store alone.

The bad parts are, no photography and people seem to enjoy bringing their screaming kids.

 
5.0
23 agosto 2008
by ninaf, Seattle
 

Question mark

I know that not everyone will like modern art and that person I suppose- is me. I came to this museum because it had a late closing time (10pm).. otherwise I wouldn't have bothered. How can these...

I know that not everyone will like modern art and that person I suppose- is me. I came to this museum because it had a late closing time (10pm).. otherwise I wouldn't have bothered. How can these paintings and figures be worth money? My 10 year old cousin can make better "art" by accident. I couldn't help but laugh at most of the exhibits and cringe at the room where the artist used real animal blood to paint a canvas.

 
2.0
19 agosto 2008
by disneyhokie, orlando, fl
 

Free Guided Tours Enhance Experience

I went to the Tate Modern yesterday. I am so glad we joined up the free guided tours they offered at 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. Had I known how helpful the tours would be, I would have gone earlier in the day...

I went to the Tate Modern yesterday. I am so glad we joined up the free guided tours they offered at 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. Had I known how helpful the tours would be, I would have gone earlier in the day for the 10 and 11 o'clock tours for the two other galleries. I now know what to look for in these art forms that had quite escaped me before. The Soviet propaganda poster exhibit was especially intriguing, and opened a window to what life must have been like in a country where information was so tightly controlled.

Lunch in the restaurant on the 7th floor was lovely, but to get a seat next to the window, I advise booking a reservation in advance.

 
4.0
14 agosto 2008
by gooderc, Toronto
 

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