Roy Lichtenstein

WELCOME TO TATE MODERN
THE HOME OF INTERNATIONAL
ART FROM 1900
OPENS
17 June 2016
At Tate Modern you can take the full sweep of modern art in one visit,
from iconic artworks such as Pablo Picasso’s Weeping Woman and
Mark Rothko’s Seagram Murals to the latest performance and
photographic art. Each of the wings across levels 2 and 4 focuses
on a major art movement or theme, exploring it’s origin and how
contemporary artists have responded to these ideas.
Art changes. We change. Throughout Spring 2016 we will be rehanging
much of our free collection displays and refurbishing the building –
we hope this does not impact upon your visit in any way.
Please come back soon to explore our new displays and enjoy
our refreshed facilities.
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LEVEL 4
COLLECTION DISPLAYS
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BHUPEN
KHAKHAR
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1 Marisa Merz and El Anatsui
2 Magdalena Abakanowicz
3Assemblage
4Texture
5 Marcel Duchamp
6 Between Man and Matter
7 Sheela Gowda
8 Louise Nevelson
9 Gustav Metzger
10 Expanded Painting
11 ARTIST ROOMS: Phyllida Barlow
The first posthumous survey of
Khakhar’s career to be held in the
UK, this exhibition brings together his
work from across five decades and
from collections around the world.
LEVEL 3
EXHIBITIONS
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MEDIA NETWORKS
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MEDIA NETWORKS
1 Andy Warhol and the Guerrilla Girls
2 Modern Times
3 Pop Myths
4 John Heartfield
5 Feminism and Media
6 Barbara Kruger
7 Cildo Meireles
8 Yutaka Takanashi
9 Hito Steyerl
10 Systems and Communication
11 Nam June Paik
12 Painting and Mass Media
PERFORMING FOR THE CAMERA
The first major survey of Mona
Hatoum’s work to take place in the
United Kingdom, this exhibition covers
thirty-five years of work that combines
her political and aesthetic concerns,
from early radical performances and
video pieces, to sculptures and largescale installations.
COMING SOON
GEORGIA O’KEEFFE
6 July – 30 October 2016
Free for Tate Members and Patrons
Tate Modern will present a major
retrospective of the American
modernist artist Georgia O’Keeffe,
a century after her New York debut.
This ambitious and wide-ranging
overview will review O’Keeffe’s work
in depth and reassess her place in
the canon of twentieth-century art,
situating her within artistic circles
of her own generation and
indicating her influence on artists
of subsequent generations.
PERFORMING FOR THE CAMERA
The Eyal Ofer Galleries
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Concession £17
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Concession £14
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Masahisa Fukase
From Window 1974
Printed 2015
© Masahisa Fukase Archives,
Tokyo, Japan
Performing for the Camera
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This retrospective will shed new light
on his practice by presenting well known
works on canvas and paper alongside
rarely seen experimental works including
textile, glass and ceramics.
MONA HATOUM
MONA HATOUM
4 May – 21 August 2016
Mona Hatoum
Hot Spot III 2009
© Mona Hatoum
Photo Agostino Osio
Courtesy Fondazione
Querini Stampalia Onlus, Venice
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This wing explores some of the
different ways in which artists have
responded to the impact of mass
media and communications, reflecting
on a world increasingly shaped
by advertising, television and
digital technology.
COMING SOON
BHUPEN KHAKHAR
1 June – 6 November 2016
Roy Lichtenstein
Whaam! 1963
© Estate of Roy Lichtenstein
Room 3, Media Networks
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Exploring a variety of forms and
textures, this wing looks at different
ideas and approaches to materials
and how they are transformed to
make works of art.
Niki de Saint Phalle
Shooting Picture 1961
Tate © The estate of
Niki de Saint Phalle
Room 10, Material Worlds
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MATERIAL WORLDS
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MATERIAL WORLDS
Umberto Boccioni
Unique Forms of
Continuity in Space 1913
cast 1972
Room 2, Media Networks
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exhibition examines the variety of
CITIZENS AND STATES
ways in which the photographic image
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has both documented and developed
our understanding of performance
since the invention of photography as
a medium in the nineteenth century.
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MAKING TRACES
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LEVEL 2
COLLECTION DISPLAYS
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CITIZENS AND STATES
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CITIZENS AND STATES
Art has often provided a mirror to
contemporary society, sometimes
raising awareness or arguing for
change. This wing is concerned with
the ways in which artists engage with
social ideals and social realities.
Mark Rothko Black on Maroon 1959
© Kate Rothko Prizel and Christopher
Rothko/DACS 2016
(Top left) Dame Barbara Hepworth
Oval Sculpture (No. 2) 1943, cast 1958
© Bowness
Room 2, Citizens and States
(Bottom left) Kazimir Malevich
Dynamic Suprematism 1915 or 1916
Room 2, Citizens and States
1Barbara Hepworth
and Philip Guston
2 Abstraction and Society
3 Civil War
4 Lorna Simpson
5 Protest: Latin American
Photobooks
6 Harun Farocki
7 ARTIST ROOMS: Joseph Beuys
8 Gülsün Karamustafa
9 Citizens
10 Bernd and Hilla Becher
11 Simryn Gill
START GALLERIES
from 23 May 2016
A great place to start your visit
featuring works by Henri Matisse
and Ceal Floyer
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MAKING TRACES
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MAKING TRACES
This display will close 3 May 2016
and a new display will open
23 May 2016
Centred around Mark Rothko’s
Seagram murals, these works capture
the traces of an artist’s actions, the
marks and textures left behind the
physical process of making.
1 Magda Cordell and Lee Bul
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3Monochromes
4 Mark Rothko
5 George Condo
6 Rebecca Horn
7 Painting after Technology
8 Torn Papers and Walls Paper
9 Sam Francis and Brett Weston
10 Gerhard Richter
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