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Holiday Inn Express London Southwark
London > Hotels > Budget Chain Hotel Accessible Double Rooms: 33% off from £128
103-109 Southwark Street, SE1 0JQ | 3 minutes walk from The Tanks Go Live
Located in the bustling heart of London's arts scene, with the capital's finest theatres, concert halls and cinemas just a short stroll away, this is a More

Novotel London Blackfriars
London > Hotels > Mid-Range Chain Hotel Executive Double Rooms: 35% off from £167
46 - 49 Blackfriars Road, SE1 8NZ | 4 minutes walk from The Tanks Go Live
With London's South Bank, Tate Modern and St Paul's Cathedral all within close proximity, the Novotel London Blackfriars is within easy reach of a number of More

Novotel London City South
London > Hotels > Luxury Chain Hotel Double Rooms: 15% off from £183
53 61 Southwark Bridge Road, SE1 9HH | 5 minutes walk from The Tanks Go Live
Opposite St Paul's Cathedral and right in the shadow of the Tate Modern Novotel is a short walk from the River Thames. With bright, airy rooms, More

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The opening of Tate Modern's permanent Oil Tanks extension ("some of the most exciting new spaces for art in the world," Tate Modern director Nicholas Serota) is marked by a 15-week arts festival from 18 July to 28 October 2012, as part of the London 2012 Festival. The inaugural festival inside the Tanks will be the first chance the public will have to see the first phase of a 215 million pound extension project that will increase Tate Modern's size by 60 per cent. Afterwards, the Tanks which will host contemporary and performance art, will be closed at times to allow building work on the new galleries above.  Artists involved include Japan's Ei Arakawa, Jelili Atiku from Nigeria, Anne Teresa De Keersmaeker from Belgium, and Britain's Tina Keane, Eddie Peake and Lis Rhodes. Families are invited to take part in Undercurrent, a 10-day film-making project for young people with the end results projected onto the Tanks' walls. Be warned: the Oil Tanks "could radically alter the way people experience art" - if the Tate Modern director fulfils his ambition.