theguardian.com·há 15 dias

French boy thrown from Tate balcony has ‘smile back’ after hospital release

Family update on GoFundMe page says child, who was six when badly injured in 2019 incident, is now back at school A boy thrown from the viewing balcony in London’s Tate Modern art gallery has a “smile

neofeed.com.br·há 17 dias

Entre o mito e o mercado: a metamorfose de Frida Kahlo em um ícone global

Londres – Desde o fim de junho, a Tate Modern tenta explicar como Frida Kahlo (1907-1954) se tornou um ícone global e até uma mercadoria — com a reprodução em massa de sua imagem em uma infinidade de

theguardian.com·há 23 dias

The Guardian view on a new director at Tate: an old institution must tackle fresh issues | Editorial

A decline in visitor numbers, staff strikes and budget cuts – Jessica Morgan faces many challenges as she takes on the biggest role in the British arts sceneA lack of clear vision, low morale, dwindli

theguardian.com·há 27 dias

Tate desperately needs a radical overhaul – but will its new director really be an agent of change?

From over-hyped shows to the woeful Turner prize, this huge institution has been beset by problems – yet new boss Jessica Morgan seems too much like a safe pair of hands to shake things up • Jessica M

theguardian.com·há 27 dias

Jessica Morgan named new Tate director – with ‘big pay cut‘ to take job

Clear frontrunner leaves lucrative role at New York’s Dia Art Foundation to join UK arts organisation at critical junctureJessica Morgan has been confirmed as the new director of Tate, marking her ret

theguardian.com·há cerca de 1 mês

Ana Mendieta review – were she still alive she’d be at the forefront of art in this century

Tate Modern, LondonThis exhibition makes nothing of the Cuban-American artist’s controversial death – instead it focuses on the astounding way she left an imprint of herself on the earth using blood,

theguardian.com·há cerca de 2 meses

The Guardian view on Frida Kahlo the icon: a thin line between canonisation and commercialisation | Editorial

The Mexican artist’s legacy is far greater than the kitsch. She is a much-loved symbol of rebellion and resilienceEven before it opened this week, Tate Modern’s Frida: The Making of an Icon was a smas

theguardian.com·há cerca de 2 meses

‘Rude, heavy-drinking and a committed communist’: the Frida Kahlo you can’t buy in the gift shop

The artist’s likeness has become a symbol of resistance and heroism – but the truth is more complicated. As a major exhibition opens in London, has brand Frida obscured the real Kahlo?I spend a lot of