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Tate Liverpool
Newest Review: ... huge metal-framed windows, a perfect setting for the art inside. I often find myself staring at the views out of the windows as pieces of art in themselves. The exhibitions wind round nicely with partition walls, but the order and direction is not always easy to follow. *Exhibitions and activities* The exhibitions at the Tate are various and change about twice a year. Generally they display ... more  ... a range of artists' reflections on a particular theme (e.g. sculpture, colour, human nature) which are incredibly diverse, in media, style and concept, and thus have a brilliant interplay. This is better than most galleries which seem to display a batch ...more |
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Tate Liverpool: An asset to the Capital of Culture (919 words)
by - written on 17/08/09 (Very useful, 31 readings)
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One of the 4 Tate galleries across the UK (Tate Britain, Modern, St Ives being the others), Tate Liverpool is situated in the quaint Albert Dock, fifteen minutes from the city centre, and offers a range of free and ticketed exhibitions and activities as one of the best galleries around. *Location and building* Tate Liverpool is situated in one of the nicest areas of the city where the old Dock buildings have been renovated mostly into trendy new shops, bars and restaurants. Across the idyllic flat water of the dock, which artistically reflects the changing city, light and sky, are the grand orange pillars that stand outside the Tate; its open glass cafe ... Read the complete review
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