An ambitious show at Tate Modern looks at how artists used technology from the postwar tech boom until the dawn of the internet age. By Emily LaBarge Reviewing from London “We’ll always be ...

A boy who was thrown from a balcony on the 10th floor of the Tate Modern has recovered enough to be able to open his left hand again, his parents said. The French tourist, then aged six, suffered ...

A SIX-year-old boy launched 100ft from the tenth floor of the Tate Modern by a teenager has eaten for the first time. The little lad has been bravely battling back to recovery since the horror atta… ...

She inspired some of Picasso’s greatest work but now a different side of his former lover Dora Maar is going on show at Tate Modern. About 270 works, by the woman often dismissed as simply a ...

Electric Dreams at Tate Modern — when artists embraced the power of technology Early computer art shows the creative possibilities of the marriage of man and machine Harold Cohen, ‘AARON #1 ...

C ourtesy TAG Fine Arts and Shapero Modern. You have to love this hand-drawn map by Stephen Walter. The level of detail is spectacular in his rendering of St James and Mayfair.

Opening later this week, the latest instalment of Tate Modern’s partnership with Uniqlo—perhaps most famous right now for that bag– sees joint Turner prize winner Oscar Murillo take over ...

South African artist William Kentridge’s vast, multi-media live work - one of the last in the 14-18 Live series of commissions - commemorates the hitherto ignored contribution of Africans in the ...