Tate Modern | A Great Weekend Destination in London

🌟“I am the curator of my own misery” Tate Modern in London is one of the world’s most famous museums for modern and contemporary art, located on the Bankside of the Thames River, in a building that was once an old power station. 🌟The artwork at Tate Modern encompasses a variety of forms including painting, sculpture, video, installation, and performance art. The collection features revolutionary works of conceptual and installation art, such as replicas of Duchamp’s Fountain, Klein’s trademark International Klein Blue, and Fontana’s minimalist slash paintings… 🌟The gallery has 10 floors, with a free viewing platform at the top of the building offering a 360-degree panoramic view of London, where you can see the Thames River, St. Paul’s Cathedral, and the London city skyline. On the fourth floor, there’s a riverside café for everyone to rest. In the basement level 1️⃣, there’s a gift shop with a wide selection of Tate merchandise. This art gallery always offers something new. The recent vortex 🌀 hall project features Mire Lee’s work “Open Wound,” where the artist envisions Tate as an industrial womb, whose complex industrial history is awe-inspiring due to its violence and scale, with each person’s life being drawn into a larger system. The installation, accompanied by the sound effect of mud and water dripping on steel plates, encourages visitors to contemplatively reflect on the emotions industrialization brings in this vast hall. 🌟 Permanent exhibitions are free, special exhibitions require advance tickets purchased from the official website. 🌟 Opening hours: Weekdays 10:00-18:00, weekends 10:00-22:00. #CrossMediaArt #ArtExhibition #ContemporaryArtMuseum #MuseumRecommendations #MyExhibitionDiary #VirtualGalleryTour #London #ThamesRiver #LondonSightseeing #LondonDestinations