"Tate Modern will present more than 50 extraordinary works from the late 1960s to the present, showcasing the inventive aesthetic that has cemented Lynda Benglis's role as one of the most influential artists of our time. Benglis has been celebrated for her vibrant colour and process-oriented abstract art, which includes poured latex floor paintings, totemic wax paintings, tubular knots and biomorphic mounds or spheres in bronze, lead and glass."
"There are lots of firsts in [2027]: Tate Modern's first Monet show, Tate's first show of Asian ink painting, the UK's first solo show for Algerian artist Baya, and the first time the Turner Prize travels to the West Country [to Tate St. Ives, 23 October-23 January 2028]."
"The Monet show at Tate Modern, Monet: Painting Time focuses on Monet's profound and evolving relationship with time through works such as Arrival of the Normandy Train, Gare Saint-Lazare (1877). The exhibition is organised by Tate Modern and Musée de l'Orangerie in Paris."
Tate's 2027 programme includes several landmark exhibitions across its four sites. Tate Modern will present over 50 works by Lynda Benglis showcasing her influential abstract art from the late 1960s to present, featuring poured latex, wax paintings, and bronze sculptures. The museum will also host its first Monet exhibition, exploring the artist's relationship with time through works like Gare Saint-Lazare. An Edvard Munch show examines his soul paintings through cinema and visual storytelling. Additional highlights include Tate Britain's Sonia Boyce retrospective, David Hockney's 90th birthday celebrations, the UK's first solo exhibition of Algerian artist Baya, Tate's first Asian ink painting show, and the Turner Prize's inaugural West Country presentation at Tate St. Ives.
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