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100 Years Of Adolf Hitler: The Last Hour In The Fuhrerbunker100 Years Of Adolf Hitler: The Last Hour In The Fuhrerbunker30th May 2012Thursday 31st May 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: event100 Years Of Adolf Hitler: The Last Hour In The Fuhrerbunker
event Running until Thursday 31st May 2012VENUE Tate Modern
Kusama On FilmKusama On Film30th May 2012Thursday 31st May 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
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Terror 2000Terror 200030th May 2012Thursday 31st May 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: event
The Forgotten SpaceThe Forgotten Space30th May 2012Thursday 31st May 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: event
The German Chainsaw MassacreThe German Chainsaw Massacre30th May 2012Thursday 31st May 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: event
United Trash: The SlitUnited Trash: The Slit30th May 2012Thursday 31st May 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: event
Yayoi KusamaYayoi KusamaWell-known for her repeating dot patterns, influential Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama first came to prominence in the 1960s, mixing with artists like Donald Judd and Andy Warhol, achieving fame with groundbreaking art happenings. She studied at the Kyoto Municipal School of Arts and Crafts, and by 1950 had moved from traditional Japanese painting to 30th May 2012Tuesday 5th June 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: event
Yayoi Kusamaevent
Running until Tuesday 5th June 2012
VENUE Tate Modern
Well-known for her repeating dot patterns, influential Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama first came to prominence in the 1960s, mixing with artists l... More about this event
VENUE Tate Modern
Well-known for her repeating dot patterns, influential Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama first came to prominence in the 1960s, mixing with artists l... More about this event
Damien HirstDamien HirstDamien Hirst, one of the most influential artists of his generation, will be bringing together renowned pieces of work in a spectacular exhibition at the Tate Modern this spring. Hirst organised his first exhibition when he was still a student and the now-famed Freeze exhibition launched the definition of cutting-edge contemporary art in the 1990s.30th May 2012Sunday 9th September 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: event
Damien Hirstevent
Running until Sunday 9th September 2012
VENUE Tate Modern
Damien Hirst, one of the most influential artists of his generation, will be bringing together renowned pieces of work in a spectacular exhibiti... More about this event
VENUE Tate Modern
Damien Hirst, one of the most influential artists of his generation, will be bringing together renowned pieces of work in a spectacular exhibiti... More about this event
Open Studio: Weekend SessionsOpen Studio: Weekend SessionsDrop-in activities.30th May 2012Saturday 29th September 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventOpen Studio: Weekend Sessions
event Running until Saturday 29th September 2012VENUE Tate Modern
Drop-in activities.
Damien Hurst: Thoughts, Work, LifeDamien Hurst: Thoughts, Work, Life3rd June 2012Thursday 7th June 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventDamien Hurst: Thoughts, Work, Life
event Running from Friday 1st June 2012 until Thursday 7th June 2012VENUE Tate Modern
Optical Poetry: Oskar Fischinger RetrospectiveOptical Poetry: Oskar Fischinger Retrospective1st June 2012Thursday 7th June 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventOptical Poetry: Oskar Fischinger Retrospective
event Running from Friday 1st June 2012 until Thursday 7th June 2012VENUE Tate Modern
Damien Hurst: Thoughts, Work, LifeDamien Hurst: Thoughts, Work, Life10th June 2012Thursday 14th June 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventDamien Hurst: Thoughts, Work, Life
event Running from Friday 8th June 2012 until Thursday 14th June 2012VENUE Tate Modern
Damien Hurst: Thoughts, Work, LifeDamien Hurst: Thoughts, Work, Life17th June 2012Thursday 21st June 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventDamien Hurst: Thoughts, Work, Life
event Running from Friday 15th June 2012 until Thursday 21st June 2012VENUE Tate Modern
Brand X + DiscussionBrand X + Discussion20th June 2012Thursday 21st June 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventBrand X + Discussion
event Running from Friday 15th June 2012 until Thursday 21st June 2012VENUE Tate Modern
Manufactured LandscapesManufactured LandscapesNamed after a 2003 book of Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky's striking images, this documentary follows the artist and his team as they visit China, Bangladesh and other far flung locales, aiming to capture the beauty in such eye sores as an open coal mine and an oil tanker construction yard where the ground is coated in a thick layer of slud19th June 2012Thursday 21st June 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventManufactured Landscapes
event Running from Friday 15th June 2012 until Thursday 21st June 2012VENUE Tate Modern
Named after a 2003 book of Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky's striking images, this documentary follows the artist and his team as they vi
Edvard Munch: The Modern EyeEdvard Munch: The Modern EyeThe Modern Eye is a major exhibition of work by celebrated artist Edvard Munch at the Tate Modern. Combining his pictorial work from the twentieth century with his interest in the modern representational forms of photography and film, the exhibition presents Munch as a twentieth century artist, thoroughly reflecting the modernity of his era. His fa28th June 2012Sunday 14th October 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
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Edvard Munch: The Modern Eyeevent
Running from Thursday 28th June 2012 until Sunday 14th October 2012
VENUE Tate Modern
The Modern Eye is a major exhibition of work by celebrated artist Edvard Munch at the Tate Modern. Combining his pictorial work from the twentie... More about this event
VENUE Tate Modern
The Modern Eye is a major exhibition of work by celebrated artist Edvard Munch at the Tate Modern. Combining his pictorial work from the twentie... More about this event
Lance Loud: A Death In An American FamilyLance Loud: A Death In An American Family4th July 2012Thursday 5th July 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventLance Loud: A Death In An American Family
event Running from Friday 29th June 2012 until Thursday 5th July 2012VENUE Tate Modern
Damien Hurst: Thoughts, Work, LifeDamien Hurst: Thoughts, Work, Life8th July 2012Thursday 12th July 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventDamien Hurst: Thoughts, Work, Life
event Running from Friday 6th July 2012 until Thursday 12th July 2012VENUE Tate Modern
Damien Hurst: Thoughts, Work, LifeDamien Hurst: Thoughts, Work, Life15th July 2012Thursday 19th July 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventDamien Hurst: Thoughts, Work, Life
event Running from Friday 13th July 2012 until Thursday 19th July 2012VENUE Tate Modern
Tino SehgalTino SehgalGround-breaking installation artist Tino Sehgal takes on the annual commission for the Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall as part of the Cultural Olympiad finale in 2012. His work has previously explored social encounters through sound, dance and movement, whilst offering philosophical and economic debates. London born Sehgal is best known for his critic17th July 2012Sunday 28th October 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventTino Sehgalevent
Running from Tuesday 17th July 2012 until Sunday 28th October 2012
VENUE Tate Modern
Ground-breaking installation artist Tino Sehgal takes on the annual commission for the Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall as part of the Cultural Olym... More about this event
VENUE Tate Modern
Ground-breaking installation artist Tino Sehgal takes on the annual commission for the Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall as part of the Cultural Olym... More about this event
Tate Modern Oil TanksTate Modern Oil TanksA dramatic new development at the Tate Modern opens this summer as three 30x7 metre oil tanks display art in live form. The giant underground chambers have remained unused since the power station was decommissioned in 1981 and will now be incorporated into Tate's new annexe, playing host to new audio and performance works, installations and film. A1st August 2012Friday 31st August 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: event
Tate Modern Oil Tanksevent
Running from Wednesday 1st August 2012 until Friday 31st August 2012
VENUE Tate Modern
A dramatic new development at the Tate Modern opens this summer as three 30x7 metre oil tanks display art in live form. The giant underground ch... More about this event
VENUE Tate Modern
A dramatic new development at the Tate Modern opens this summer as three 30x7 metre oil tanks display art in live form. The giant underground ch... More about this event
Damien Hirst Curator's ToursDamien Hirst Curator's ToursGuided tour of Hirst's work.3rd September 2012Monday 3rd September 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventDamien Hirst Curator's Tours
event Monday 3rd September 2012VENUE Tate Modern
Guided tour of Hirst's work.
Worlds TogetherWorlds TogetherWorlds Together is an ambitious project aimed at exploring the importance of arts in young people's lives. The London based conference will combine the efforts and resources of the Tate Modern, the British Museum, the National Theatre and the Royal Shakespeare Company. This mass collaboration draws on every medium of art, from digital technologies,6th September 2012Saturday 8th September 2012
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventWorlds Togetherevent
Running from Thursday 6th September 2012 until Saturday 8th September 2012
VENUE Tate Modern
Worlds Together is an ambitious project aimed at exploring the importance of arts in young people's lives. The London based conference will comb... More about this event
VENUE Tate Modern
Worlds Together is an ambitious project aimed at exploring the importance of arts in young people's lives. The London based conference will comb... More about this event
William Klein/Daido MoriyamaWilliam Klein/Daido MoriyamaThe William Klein/Daido Moriyama exhibition at Tate Modern will explore the relationship between the work of William Klein (b1928) and Daido Moriyama (b1938). With Klein being one of the 20th century's most important photographers and film-makers and Moriyama emerging from the 1960's Provoke movement in Japan, this exhibition will observe the use o18th October 2012Sunday 27th January 2013
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventWilliam Klein/Daido Moriyamaevent
Running from Thursday 18th October 2012 until Sunday 27th January 2013
VENUE Tate Modern
The William Klein/Daido Moriyama exhibition at Tate Modern will explore the relationship between the work of William Klein (b1928) and Daido Mor... More about this event
VENUE Tate Modern
The William Klein/Daido Moriyama exhibition at Tate Modern will explore the relationship between the work of William Klein (b1928) and Daido Mor... More about this event
A Bigger Splash: Painting After Performance ArtA Bigger Splash: Painting After Performance ArtThe Tate Modern takes a close look at the vibrant relationship between performance and painting with their new exhibition, A Bigger Splash. A diverse range of art genres will be contrasted and considered using the notion that the canvas is a stage on which a gestural or theatrical act takes place. Jackson Pollock and David Hockney will be amongst t7th November 2012Monday 1st April 2013
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventA Bigger Splash: Painting After Performance Artevent
Running from Wednesday 7th November 2012 until Monday 1st April 2013
VENUE Tate Modern
The Tate Modern takes a close look at the vibrant relationship between performance and painting with their new exhibition, A Bigger Splash. A di... More about this event
VENUE Tate Modern
The Tate Modern takes a close look at the vibrant relationship between performance and painting with their new exhibition, A Bigger Splash. A di... More about this event
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What's On Today Near Tate Modern  Yayoi Kusama Exhibitions | Until 5th June 2012 Tate Modern At Tate Modern Well-known for her repeating dot patterns, influential Japanese artist Yayoi Kusama first came to prominence in the 1960s, mixing with ...More  Damien Hirst Exhibitions | Until 9th September 2012 Tate Modern At Tate Modern Damien Hirst, one of the most influential artists of his generation, will be bringing together renowned pieces of work in ...More Sally Smart Exhibitions | Until 18th June 2012 Purdy Hicks Gallery 2 minutes walk from Tate Modern Large-scale collage installations by the Australian artist....More Edgar Martins: This Is Not A House Exhibitions | Until 30th May 2012 The Wapping Project Bankside 2 minutes walk from Tate Modern Photographs originally commissioned by the New York Times Magazine as part of a photo-essay documenting the collapse of the US ...More Royal Society Of Painter-Printmakers Annual Exhibition Exhibitions | Until 9th June 2012 Bankside Gallery 2 minutes walk from Tate Modern Contemporary paintings and prints by society members including Megan Fishpool, Anne Desmet and Annie Williams....More  World Shakespeare Festival Theatre | Until 9th September 2012 Shakespeare's Globe Theatre 4 minutes walk from Tate Modern With 2012 being the year to be proud to be in London, it's well suited that the celebrations of all ...More  Globe to Globe Theatre | Until 9th June 2012 Shakespeare's Globe Theatre 4 minutes walk from Tate Modern Over a period of six weeks, Shakespeare's Globe will be celebrating London's large variety of communities by presenting a truly ...More Henry VIII Theatre | Until 30th May 2012 Shakespeare's Globe Theatre 4 minutes walk from Tate Modern The Madrid-based Rakata theatre company present a re-imagined, Spanish Golden Age-styled tragedy, with William Shakespeare's play set within a Spanish ...More  The Comedy Of Errors Theatre | Until 31st May 2012 Shakespeare's Globe Theatre 4 minutes walk from Tate Modern The Afghan collective Roy-e-Sabs, made up of both male and female performers, presents William Shakespeare's farcical, short comedy. Performed in ...More Shakespeare's Globe Multi-Lingual Shakespeare Festival 2012 Theatre | Until 2nd June 2012 Shakespeare's Globe Theatre 4 minutes walk from Tate Modern A theatrical feast as Shakespeare's Globe presents all of the Bard's plays, in a different language, each by a different ...More 
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