Tate 

206 creative works found

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  Tate Gallery - St Ives
  by Steve Dowdeswell

  The View out from the entrance to the Tate – St Ives

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  Strutting
  by Stephen Jackson

  The juxtaposition of London’s Tate Modern and the new Millennium Bridge is for me very welcome – but I wanted to push it further. I am also interested in the links between form and function, the structural and organic – who is to say what is considered “beautiful”, or even beyond a certain point, “alive”? A BRIEF BESTIARY To carry the child into adult life / Is good? I say it is not, / To carry the child into adult life / Is to be handicapped. - Stevie Smith There are the scientists. They know how to play. / There are the children, who know how to play and how to weep. / There are artists, who play and who purport to weep. / There are misfits, who yearn to play and weep. / And, last of all, come the decent grown-ups / Who have forgotten how to do either. / If, indeed, they ever found out. Why have we killed the child inside? / Since it is better (we suppose) to forfeit joy than to / Admit the possibility of failure. Better to do nothing / Than to risk a humiliation of mistakes. Instead / We’ll tilt at windmills; and bind our bones with iron / Against the breeze. Stephen Jackson January 2005

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  Tate
  by Tate ©

  A symbol of strength and integrity.

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  Tate Modern
  by albal

  Picture taken of Tate Modern Being used in my A level photography. Taken using Fujifilm s5600

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  3 against 1
  by Vedran Arnautovic

  Tate Modern museum, London, UK (February 2008)

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  ascend
  by Vedran Arnautovic

  Tate Modern museum, London, UK (February 2008)

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  Abstract Birch
  by Andrew James McNulty

  birch trees from outside the Tate modern in London Exposure 1 / 40 sec at f / 5.6 / Focal Length 55mm / ISO 100 / No Flash / Canon EOS 20D

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  Reflect on London
  by Emily Wallis

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  Pedestrians
  by John Violet

  Pedestrians walk across the Millenium bridge towards the Tate Modern Museum, London. I love the strange abstract like nature of the humans crossing the bridge. Kodak EIR / Yellow filter / Nikkor 35-70 mm lens

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  by tartalom

  people walking in the turbine hall of the tate modern art gallery in london the other day

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  archers right hand-pencil on A4-copied from old master statue
  by Paul Ramnora

  I was in the Tate Gallery London when I decided to have a go at practicing drawing hands by copying an old master; that’s when I saw the Teucer bronze sculpture by Hamo Thornycroft.

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  SHOOT
  by DavidFrench

  Graffiti and windows art on the Tate modernin London

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  silver lining
  by Suzanne German

  these gorgeous silver birches stand outside the tate modern museum in london. / shot through canon digital lens – august 2008.

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  Tate Modern, here we come!
  by Tina Hogg

  Busy, busy, busy Millenium Bridge! You can see some of the people staring up – they are looking at the artwork on the outside wall of the Tate Modern.

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  ants at late tate
  by goodluckserrano

  silhouettes of people taken at the main entrance of tate modern, london

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  the crack
  by Urban Umbra

  the crack © 2009 Urban Umbra

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  Tate Modern
  by John Violet

  The foyer of the Tate modern museum throngs with people on their way to and from viewing the arts on display. Nikkor 50 mm lens / Fuji Velvia 100

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  a view from tate modern
  by photogenic

  Canon 450d, sigma 28-300mm at f11. This is the only possible way to shoot this and that is from inside Tate Modern Gallery in London. As no tripod allowed I had to touch the lens in the not so clean window and had to use a circular polariser.

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  MORPH META
  by pryere

  From a Flashmob tribute to Tony Hart at Tate Modern, London. I have been very busy of late, so not much time to spend on the Bubble.

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  The Golden Cowboy - Bankside London
  by Arrowman

  Part of a festival of mime held on the South Bank London. /

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  The Door Was Open
  by pryere

  Tate Modern / London

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  The Silver Wizard - Bankside London
  by Arrowman

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  Tate Modern Gallery London (Back-side view)
  by LTPhotography

  Another piece of interesting architecture in London..

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  South of the River
  by Matthew Walters

  A panoramic view of London, England, and the River Thames from the Golden Gallery, St Paul’s Cathedral – 280ft above ground level. The view includes the Tate Modern (roughly central) and the London Eye to the right. Tower Bridge is also visible to the far left.