Tate Modern - The Glass Magazine

Glass looks at how art can be a catalyst for change

July 31, 2024

In a pivotal year when more voters than ever in history will head to national polls worldwide, Glass considers why art is still an imperative vehicle for activism THE WINDY weather, blustery showers and l...

Gucci returns to London for Cruise 2025 show

Imogen Clark

May 14, 2024

Fashion, Fashion Shows, Feature

"WE'LL ALWAYS have London" reads the first line of Gucci's Cruise 2025 show notes. It's the city where it all began and it's the chosen place for Sabato De Sarno to unveil the third iteration of his vision for...

Lubaina Himid showcases her largest ever solo exhibition at the Tate Modern

Charlie Newman

December 17, 2021

Art, Exhibitions, Feature

ZANZIBAR-born, Lancashire-based artist Lubaina Himid showcases her largest ever solo exhibition at the Tate Modern. Humid’s work comes sweeping through the capitals institution, demanding attention and doing wh...

The Tate Modern announces reopening of the Steve McQueen exhibition

Rosie Fitter

August 3, 2020

Art, Exhibitions, News, Photography

THE ART world seems to be returning from its recent hiatus due to the Pandemic - increasingly art landmarks are opening and adapting to the new normal. Negotiating changing social distancing practices means the...

Tate Galleries set to open on July 27

Molly Denton

June 30, 2020

Art, News

ART LOVERS rejoice. The Tate is set to open all four of its galleries on July 27. Once again, people will be able to visit the national collection of art that is on display at the Tate Britain, Tate Modern, Tat...

Glass reviews Tate Gallery’s new video tours

Rosie Fitter

April 2, 2020

Art, Avant Art, Exhibitions, News

THE Tate galleries have announced the release of two new films offering audiences the chance to view the gallery’s latest exhibitions and works of art from home. The videos will be published on Tate’s websit...

LFW SS20: Ports 1961

Mirabella Shahidullah

September 15, 2019

Fashion, Fashion Shows, News

SET inside the Tate Modern, the Ports 1961 collection offered a fresh perspective for SS20, headed by fashion and visual directors Karl Templer and Fabien Baron, they showcased their first collection since bein...

Glass reviews Gallery Weekend Beijing 2019

Viola Li

May 8, 2019

Art, Exhibitions, News

AT 798 District, located in Beijing’s Chaoyang district, the third edition of Gallery Weekend Beijing gathered 27 institutions and Galleries across four of the capital’s art districts to present numerous exhibi...

LFW AW19: Burberry

Lupe Baeyens

February 19, 2019

Fashion, Fashion Shows, Feature

FOLLOWING Riccardo Tisci’s debut collection for Burberry in SS19, a less speculative audience was eagerly awaiting what the Italian designer had in store for the British brand. If that wasn't clear by the guest...

Tate Modern presents Shape of Light: 100 Years of Photography and Abstract Art

Faye Leung

February 28, 2018

Art, News

EXAMINING the role photography plays in the development of Abstraction, the upcoming Tate Modern exhibition Shape of Light explores the relationship between digital innovation and abstract art, featuring images...

Glass visits Red Star over Russia at Tate Modern

Allie Nawrat

December 28, 2017

Art, Exhibitions, Feature

THE Tate Modern has marked the centenary of the Russian revolution with Red Star over Russia: A Revolution in Visual Culture, 1905-1955. The exhibition is based on the extensive collection of David King, a grap...

Modigliani show opens at Tate Modern, London

Allie Nawrat

November 23, 2017

Art, Exhibitions, Feature

THE Tate Modern is opening an exhibition of the largest collection of Amadeo Modigliani’s work ever shown in the UK. Modigliani is known for his paintings, the show also includes his rarely seen experiments wi...

How has China become the most powerful art market in the world?

Bruna Volpi

November 6, 2015

Art, Feature

From the Glass Archive: The Power of Vision – Part one of a Glass exploration to reveal just how China became the most powerful art market in the world A sleeping giant has awakened in the East. From the as...

If Tate Modern was Musée de la danse?

Emily Rae Pellerin

May 7, 2015

Avant Art, Culture, Don't Miss: Theatre

Known as one of the leaders of the New French dance and non-dance movements in France in the respective 1970s and 1990s, renowned French choreographer Boris Charmatz will be leading London’s Tate Modern through...

The art of eating

Sean Sheehan

February 9, 2015

Avant Art, Culture, Dining, Feature

Tate Britain came up with a logical idea as to where best to eat after appreciating an art show when it commissioned the artist Rex Whistler in the 1920s to decorate the gallery’s Refreshment Room. He spent eig...

Nam June Paik at Tate Modern

Xenia Founta

November 12, 2014

Avant Art, Culture, News

This autumn Tate Modern showcases Nam June Paik, an exhibition with works from all the phases of the Korean artist’s career featuring key artworks to draw on the complexity of his ideas. ...

Alibis – Sigmar Polke at Tate Modern

Xenia Founta

June 29, 2014

Avant Art, Culture, News

This autumn, Tate Modern presents Alibis, an exhibition bringing together works by the German experimental artist, Sigmar Polke. The show embraces the work spanning the five decades of Polke’s career – among th...

LFW AW14: UNIQUE

Roberta Lister

February 17, 2014

News

This season, Topshop deconstructs the uniform as Unique celebrates English Heritage through the eyes of the quintessential schoolgirl rebel. The look, according to Head of Design Emma Farrow, is fresh, easy ...

Hyundai Commission for Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall

Louise Lui

January 22, 2014

Avant Art, News

Hyundai Motor and Tate have just announced a major long-term partnership, the longest initial commitment from a corporate sponsor in Tate’s history. Commencing in Autumn 2015 and confirmed until 2025, the partn...

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