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The Tate Modern has three function rooms; the largest can hold a maximum of 350 guests, the smallest is ideal for 100.
Located along the banks of the River Thames in the former Bankside Power Station, originally designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott in 1947, the architect of Battersea Power Station, Tate Modern opened to great acclaim in 2000. Since then it has welcomed millions of visitors through its imposing doors. If you are visiting for the first time, you should approach from Blackfriars Station, crossing Norman Foster's 'Blade of Light' Millennium Bridge footbridge, walking towards this spectacular modernist masterpiece with the dome of St Paul's Cathedral behind you. The gallery pays homage to art from 1900 to the present day while the awesome Turbine Hall creates a stunning entrance and a vast space, used to display temporary installations on a grand scale. There are three levels of galleries enclosed by a spectacular two-storey glass roof that provides fantastic views of London and a great caf. Full of the jokey eccentricities of contemporary art, it's one of the few art galleries that children and teenagers will enjoy, but it also offers the full set of iconic twentieth century artists, from Matisse to Moore, Dali to Picasso. Justifiably the most popular art gallery in Europe.Tate Modern images
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Tate Modern Restaurant
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Richard HamiltonRichard HamiltonThe first major retrospective of one of Britain's most influential 20th Century artists, following his death in 2011. Richard Hamilton's work in the 1950s, using collage and imagery from the mass media and advertising, is widely considered the foundation of pop art, exemplified by the memorably titled 'Just What Is It That Makes Today's Homes So Di15th March 2014Monday 26th May 2014
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventOngoing
Richard Hamiltonevent
VENUE Tate Modern
The first major retrospective of one of Britain's most influential 20th Century artists, following his death in 2011. Richard Hamilton's work in the 1950s, using collage and imagery from the mass media and advertising, is widely considered the foundation of pop art, exemplified by the memorably titled 'Just What Is It That Makes Today's Homes So Di... More about this event
Harry CallahanHarry CallahanOne of America's photographic pioneers, Harry Callahan (1912-1999) is hugely influential yet his work is little known in the UK. Tate Modern's large, free display aims to put that right with works representing all stages of his long career - from black and white works in the 1960s and '70s to colour dye transfers in the 1980s, and to large blac15th March 2014Saturday 31st May 2014
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventFree EventOngoing
Harry Callahanevent
TIMES 9th December 2013 to 31st May 2014 PRICING Free
One of America's photographic pioneers, Harry Callahan (1912-1999) is hugely influential yet his work is little known in the UK. Tate Modern's large, free display aims to put that right with works representing all stages of his long career - from black and white works in the 1960s and '70s to colour dye transfers in the 1980s, and to large blac... More about this event
William EgglestonWilliam EgglestonTate Modern dedicates rooms to three iconic US photographers - William Eggleston (until 11th May 2014), Harry Callahan (until 31st May) and Robert Mapplethorpe (self-portraits, from 5th May). The William Eggleston display, part of Energy and Process at on Level 4 at Tate Modern, shows a selection of photographs by the Memphis-based artist looking a15th March 2014Sunday 11th May 2014
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventFree EventOngoing
William Egglestonevent
TIMES 15th April 2013 to 11th May 2014 PRICING Free
Tate Modern dedicates rooms to three iconic US photographers - William Eggleston (until 11th May 2014), Harry Callahan (until 31st May) and Robert Mapplethorpe (self-portraits, from 5th May). The William Eggleston display, part of Energy and Process at on Level 4 at Tate Modern, shows a selection of photographs by the Memphis-based artist looking a... More about this event
Global Communities And Critical CitizenshipGlobal Communities And Critical CitizenshipA series of fascinating events which brings together an international line up of artists, academics and cultural professionals to debate what is at stake in re-imagining new forms of citizenship and modes of civic participation.20th March 2014Saturday 29th March 2014
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventOn Soon
Global Communities And Critical Citizenshipevent Running from Thursday 20th March 2014 until Saturday 29th March 2014
VENUE Tate Modern
A series of fascinating events which brings together an international line up of artists, academics and cultural professionals to debate what is at stake in re-imagining new forms of citizenship and modes of civic participation.
Towards Tomorrow's MuseumTowards Tomorrow's MuseumTowards Tomorrow's Museum is an eleven week course, led by writer and cultural theorist Tom Vandeputte. Examining current questions and new models, you will consider the major questions that arise when rethinking the role of a museum20th March 2014Thursday 27th March 2014
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventOn Soon
Towards Tomorrow's Museumevent Running from Thursday 16th January 2014 until Thursday 27th March 2014
VENUE Tate Modern
Towards Tomorrow's Museum is an eleven week course, led by writer and cultural theorist Tom Vandeputte. Examining current questions and new models, you will consider the major questions that arise when rethinking the role of a museum
Sally Booth & Evlynn Sharp: Edges And Extremes: Shetland And Cornwall People, Places, IndustrySally Booth & Evlynn Sharp: Edges And Extremes: Shetland And Cornwall People, Places, IndustryDrawings and poetry made in collaboration with local communities in Scalloway and West Penrith, celebrating traditional industries.21st March 2014Sunday 6th April 2014
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventFree EventOn Soon
Sally Booth & Evlynn Sharp: Edges And Extremes: Shetland And Cornwall People, Places, Industryevent Running from Friday 21st March 2014 until Sunday 6th April 2014
TIMES 21st March to 6th April 2014 - Various Times PRICING Free
Drawings and poetry made in collaboration with local communities in Scalloway and West Penrith, celebrating traditional industries.
Henri Matisse: The Cut-OutsHenri Matisse: The Cut-OutsIn this exhibition of the work of Henri Matisse (1869-1954), Tate Modern ignores the artist's famous colorist paintings to focus instead on his paper cut-outs. Made during the last decade of his life, when Matisse was often too ill to work at an easel, the cut-outs, or gouaches découpées, are arrangements of simple painted-paper shapes that never17th April 2014Sunday 7th September 2014
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventevent Running from Wednesday 16th April 2014 until Sunday 7th September 2014
TIMES 16th April to 7th September 2014 PRICING phone for prices
In this exhibition of the work of Henri Matisse (1869-1954), Tate Modern ignores the artist's famous colorist paintings to focus instead on his paper cut-outs. Made during the last decade of his life, when Matisse was often too ill to work at an easel, the cut-outs, or gouaches découpées, are arrangements of simple painted-paper shapes that never... More about this event
Robert MapplethorpeRobert MapplethorpePhotographs and self portraits by the avant-garde American artist are the subject of a free display at Tate Modern where works by three iconic US photographers can be seen in close proximity to one another. Alongside the Robert Mapplethorpe self portraits, available from 5th May, are rooms dedicated to William Eggleston (until 11th May), Harry Call5th May 2014Sunday 1st March 2015
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventFree Event
Robert Mapplethorpeevent Running from Monday 5th May 2014 until Sunday 1st March 2015
TIMES 5th May 2014 to 1st March 2015 PRICING Free
Photographs and self portraits by the avant-garde American artist are the subject of a free display at Tate Modern where works by three iconic US photographers can be seen in close proximity to one another. Alongside the Robert Mapplethorpe self portraits, available from 5th May, are rooms dedicated to William Eggleston (until 11th May), Harry Call... More about this event
Kazimir MalevichKazimir MalevichA major retrospective of Kazimir Malevich, leading pioneer of abstract art in Russia whose work was banned in the Soviet Union in the Thirties, opens at Tate Modern this July. The exhibition is described as "unprecedented in its scope" with some 500 works on display promising to "shed new light" on Malevich's career. Kiev-born Malevich was a key fi16th July 2014Sunday 26th October 2014
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventevent Running from Wednesday 16th July 2014 until Sunday 26th October 2014
TIMES 16th July to 26th October 2014 PRICING TBC
A major retrospective of Kazimir Malevich, leading pioneer of abstract art in Russia whose work was banned in the Soviet Union in the Thirties, opens at Tate Modern this July. The exhibition is described as "unprecedented in its scope" with some 500 works on display promising to "shed new light" on Malevich's career. Kiev-born Malevich was a key fi... More about this event
100 Years Later: Conflict, Time, Photography100 Years Later: Conflict, Time, PhotographyTaking place to commemorate the centenary of the First World War, this exhibition at Tate Moden concerns the relationship between photography and sites of conflict over time. It will look at the different perspectives cameras have brought to the sites they have depicted over time: from works made a few moments or one day after conflict, to those ma19th November 2014Monday 6th April 2015
Where:
Tate Modern,
Bankside Power Station
25 Sumner Street
SE1 9TG
Category: eventevent Running from Wednesday 19th November 2014 until Monday 6th April 2015
TIMES 19th November 2014 to 6th April 2015 PRICING TBC
Taking place to commemorate the centenary of the First World War, this exhibition at Tate Moden concerns the relationship between photography and sites of conflict over time. It will look at the different perspectives cameras have brought to the sites they have depicted over time: from works made a few moments or one day after conflict, to those ma... More about this event
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What's On Today Near Tate Modern Harry Callahan Exhibitions | Until 31st May 2014 One of America's photographic pioneers, Harry Callahan (1912-1999) is hugely influential yet his work is little known in the UK. ...More William Eggleston Exhibitions | Until 11th May 2014 Tate Modern dedicates rooms to three iconic US photographers - William Eggleston (until 11th May 2014), Harry Callahan (until 31st ...More  Richard Hamilton Exhibitions | Until 26th May 2014 The first major retrospective of one of Britain's most influential 20th Century artists, following his death in 2011. Richard Hamilton's ...More Craft into Industry Exhibitions | Until 30th March 2014 Contemporary Applied Arts 3 minutes walk from Tate Modern Showcasing works by twenty artisans, Craft into Industry explores the relationship between British studio practice and the ceramics industry. Artists ...More The Knight of the Burning Pestle Theatre | Until 30th March 2014 Shakespeare's Globe Theatre 3 minutes walk from Tate Modern The Jacobean comedy written by Francis Beaumont, The Knight of the Burning Pestle, an uproarious play about a grocer and ...More Shakespeare's Globe Theatre Tours Tours | Until 31st December 2015 Shakespeare's Globe Theatre 3 minutes walk from Tate Modern Founded by actor and director Sam Wanamaker, the Globe as it's seen today is a reconstruction of the original Elizabethan ...More Occupy London Tours: The City Of London Tour Tours | On 15th March 2014 St Paul's Cathedral 9 minutes walk from Tate Modern A guided tour around the country's smallest city....More Other Desert Cities Theatre | Until 24th May 2014 Old Vic Theatre 10 minutes walk from Tate Modern Sinead Cusack stars in Other Desert Cities a drama on family politics, love and redemption by celebrated playwright and screenwriter ...More  Photo Noir: The Art Of Cornel Lucas Exhibitions | Until 29th March 2014 National Theatre 11 minutes walk from Tate Modern In this new exhibition the National Theatre displays photos by the late Cornel Lucas, the first photographer to win a ...More 
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