There’s a kind of loveliness that’s almost too overwhelming to look at directly, and walking through rooms and rooms of hearts in bold color, beating in canvases, beating in clusters surrounding them, at the Tate Modern today made me a little dizzy—if I’m allowed to be a bit sappy and sentimental for a while. The …
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5/30 – London Day 7
Hooray! A week in London! I can’t believe how quickly the time has passed. Today was a laid back day for me, and at the time of me writing this post I am relaxing in bed with the new season of Stranger Things playing off to the side. Our group started today with a walk …
Blog Post 5/30 Channing (Tate)om Modern Museum
Today was the day we got to check out the Tate Museum Of Modern Art. I am not a huge fan of Modern Art in general. I think this is due to the fact my exposure to modern art has been limited in scope. Most of what I have seen is on the internet being …
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Tate Modern…Art?
I can’t stand modernism. In my personal opinion, it is almost entirely pretension wrapped in good marketing. Meaningless works with value attached only by scotch tape and the words of “artists” “art critics” and other rich snobs and con artists looking for a dollar. Some good art sneaks through by sheer force of luck, and …
Conflicted…
Blog 4: The Tate Modern By Isaac Overman May 30 2022 We departed for the Tate at around ten o’clock. The ride was pleasant and the day got on without a hitch. I decided to spend my time at the Tate following Shiloh—knowing his love for the building and the style of art. This was …
Tour of Tate
May 30 Today we went to visit and explore the Tate Modern Art Museum. I was actually really excited to tour this museum as I have an immense love for art and find modern styles to be the most obscure, yet intriguing. The first piece that really stood out to me was A series of …
Tate Modern and Other Updates
I dislike modern and postmodern art. Much of it is empty, either affecting the disappointment of the artist or pushing the boundaries of artistic methods for no other reason than to do so. I’m of the opinion that art needs to affect people, and why not effect them positively? Or if you want to make …
Blog #3: The Tate Modern Exhibition
The Tate Modern Exhibition is one of the best art museums I have visited. The museum currently resides in an old power station that was restored and opened in the year 2000 as the new home of The Tate. Inside the incredible space, patrons can explore four floors of art exhibits, each with their own …
The Tate Modern and Bienenstich
May 30th, 2022 Today our group visited the Tate Modern Museum; one of the largest modern art museums in the world! It was incredibly fascinating to view so many pieces and modes of art, especially with the number of installations that the museum had. Two pieces of art that stuck out to me were Meredith …
Who, When, Where and Why– What Makes Art.
Today we explored the Tate Museum of modern and contemporary art. I really enjoyed this museum. The interior of the building was striking with expansive hallways and high ceilings that boasted of it’s potential for grandness. I noticed that this museum is free and open to all, and I really appreciated that about it; I …
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Theatre in London U of A 