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Tate Modern is the world's largest modern art gallery housed in former power station. Its industrial scale design allows it to show enormous works of art.

Work began in the 1940's on a huge power station on the south bank of the River Thames. 50 years later the world's biggest modern art museum was built on the same spot.

For travelers looking for things to do in London that are inexpensive, why not pay a visit to the fascinating Galleries at Tate Modern and take a free tour.

The work of the Futurists is featuring in an exhibition at London's Tate Modern. The show marks one hundred years since the publication of the Futurist Manifesto in 1909.

Museums - Louvre, 1793 to Tate Modern, 2000 housed in a former power station. The museum is one of most visited & educational world attractions & can be architectural gem

These spots are known to many locals but will delight visitors from outside the capital, offering something historic, something tasty or something fun for curious kids...

The South Bank is not only a great cultural centre, it is fun. Take a trip on the London eye for a birds eye view of London, or browse the bookstalls alongside the river

For 15 years, British art galleries have commissioned deaf art lecturers to lead exhibition tours as a means of building new audiences. This guide shows you how.

Visitors love London for its history and prestige; this grand old city is stocked with activities to keep anyone entertained, including the following great ideas.

In which a French artist makes his statement by damaging a piece of famous Dada art created by Marcel Duchamp.

Anish Kapoor, British sculptor and winner of the Turner Prize, will show new pieces and best-known pieces such as Shooting Into the Corner and Svayambh at Royal Academy.

If you are looking for cheap things to do in London and you are also an art lover, you need look no further.

A dollar is worth only half a pound, but you can really get to know Liverpool for a pittance. This sensible advice applies anywhere, even in wallet-gobbling London.

In Warhol time, Banksy may be through his 15 minutes. But that all depends on whether you think he's famous or if his ideas and art deserve all the attention.

The South Bank is home to some of London's most popular tourist attractions. Below are six of the best - there are many more.

There are so many attractions to see in London it's difficult for tourists to fit everything in during their stay. But help is at hand!

"Van Dyck and Britain" presents the finest and most important paintings produced by van Dyck during his residency in London from his arrival in 1632 to his death in 1641.

In 1909 Filippo Tommaso Marinetti published The Founding and First Manifesto of Futurism in Paris, and established an art movement that lasted from 1909 until 1944.

Visitors to London needn't worry about the city's high cost. The biggest and best known museums are free and easily accessible on foot or by the Tube.

From historic Frost Fair on the river Thames to high tech fun fair delights in Hyde Park - before Christmas London offers a great variety of seasonal outdoor events.

London can be an expensive city break, but if you are on a tight budget, there is still plenty to do without costing you a fortune.

Cheap Hostels and YMCA's in London are one budget tip for saving money suggested by the Pauline Frommer's Guide to London, which also rates low-cost restaurants and pubs.

Just Out is a Hedonist's Guide to London from Hg2, publisher of guides for the discerning traveler who likes stylish hotels, fine dining, cool bars, and hot party nights.

London's Guy Fawkes Night always sees spectacular fireworks displays. This year November 5th is on a Monday, so where and when will you find the best bonfires in London

Style mag Wallpaper also publishes guides to the world's great cities. The minimalist London guide is the opposite of Rough Guides, but perfect for the stylish traveler

Contemporary art collector Charles Saatchi is set to unveil his new gallery off the King's Road in the heart of London's fashionable Chelsea neighbourhood.

Going to another country can be a great and educational experience, but can be very expensive. Here are things university students can do without spending too much cash.

Casting a critical eye over the concepts of London based artist Brian Reed , and his collaberation with Mike dawson

In bringing art to the masses, the Russian Constructivists created a blueprint that has continued with Andy Warhol, Nike and Franz Ferdinand.

One of the most exhilarating travel experiences, replete with promise, is stepping onto the streets of London with an Oyster card, some spare time and no agenda.

A short guide to three of London's famous bridges across the River Thames, including transport details on how to get there and tips on when to see them at their best

The 2009 Frieze Art Fair addressed the uncertainties of the contemporary art market with emphasis both on established galleries and artists and on youth and innovation.

With an iPod and a selection of simple programs, it is now possible to recreate a language learning environment almost anywhere.

London's South Bank has been regenerated by a lively array of shops, restaurants and places of cultural interest, many of which are great for kids!

Taking the bus is a cheap and enjoyable way to see London's famous landmarks.

Mike Gerrard rounds up some of London's Bonfire Night celebrations, to give you time to plan what to do on November 5th

Gustav Klimt and Josef Hoffman, keen exponents of Art Nouveau and founders of the Vienna Secession, feature in a major exhibition at Tate Liverpool.

Here are ten things any non-fiction writer can do to increase the chances of getting assignments and making article sales

In September, London celebrates the famous River Thames with a free party for the public, climaxing in a stupendous firework display on the final night.

10:10 is a campaign to cut 10% of the UK's emissions in the year 2010, instigated by Franny Armstrong, director of the film The Age of Stupid.

Life in London, seen through the eyes of a poet capable of finding transcendence in the smallest detail.

The London Eye gives visitors a bird's eye view of the city while cruising on the Thames allows one to get a closer look at some of the city's landmarks.

A common mistake for lecturers to make is assuming that deaf audiences' needs are fully met once a sign language interpreter (SLI) is provided for a gallery tour.

Christmas in St Ives sounds like a fairy tale; and that's how it feels, from the moment you arrive.

Jeff Koons the Post-Pop Superstar is a detailed investigation of the artist's entire output. This book contains some explicit erotic art and is only suitable for adults.

Claymation is an appropriate introduction for beginning animation students. Simple characters like Morph and Chas can provide scope for practicing animation techniques.

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