[askuno-:202] Vision of a new society at Tate Modern

Hello, All four new exhibitions at Tate's London galleries are now open. They're garnering great reviews and delighting visitors - have you been to visit them yet?    If you have, please let us know what you think and send us a brief review. The best review wins a pair of tickets to an exhibition of your choice. http://art.tate.org.uk/your-tate-visit At Tate Modern, the Van Doesburg and the International Avant-Garde exhibition presents a vision of a new society amid the social ruins of World War I. On the other side of the building, Arshile Gorky is "full of ambiguous shapes and gauzy colours, (that) seem to melt and re-form before your eyes." The Daily Telegraph. Across the river at Tate Britain, The Guardian describes Henry Moore as "The most important exhibition of Moore's work for a generation". Don't miss his stunning sculptures, including a group of reclining figures carved in elm, alongside drawings of wartime London. Also at Tate Britain is our mid-career retrospective of Chris Ofili. In the heart of the exhibition is the Upper Room, a darkened chamber showcasing 13 glowing, colourful paintings, designed by Ofili and architect David Adjaye. On 25 March, Adjaye talks about Ofili and creating The Upper Room. Book now: http://art.tate.org.uk/david-adjaye We look forward to seeing you soon. Rebecca Ward Tate P.S. Don't forget - if you've already visited one of the new Tate exhibitions, send a review: http://art.tate.org.uk/your-tate-visit View: Not displaying properly? Share: Facebook | Twitter Forwarded this? Then sign up Arshile Gorky The Artist and His Mother c1926-36 Whitney Museum of American Art, New York © ADAGP, Paris and DACS, London 2010 25 Mar David Adjaye Tate Britain Until 16 May Chris Ofili Until 8 Aug Henry Moore Tate Modern Until 5 Apr Miroslaw Balka Until 3 May Michael Rakowitz Until 3 May Arshile Gorky Until 16 May Van Doesburg This email was sent to askuno-@googlegroups.com. To unsubscribe, visit http://art.tate.org.uk/unsubscribe