Tate Modern

Here comes the November 2025 visit to the Tate Modern! The artworks herein are made by contemporary artists, usually with a voice against a political movement or human bias. If you are an activist, there is an 80% chance you are into modern art. From some modern conceptualizations of classic artworks it is possible to trace the artists who inspired them.

A short VLOG
Marcel Duchamp (1917) . Fountain.
Richard Long
Guerrilla Girls (2012)
Babel, Clido Meireles (2001)
Los Moscos, Mark Bradford (2004)
An inventory of upheaval, Simone Leigh (2019)
Burning Country, Arahmaiani (1998 -2020)
Composition C (No.III) with red, uellow and blue, Piet Mondrian (1935)
Marilyn Diptych , Andy Warhol (1962)
Little Dancer Aged Fourteen, Edgar Degas (1922).
Joseph Beuys and Vlassis Caniaris. A German and a greek gathered to create the installations in 1970s-1980s.
Machine No. 6 (1965 -1968) by the artist Shinkichi Tajiri. Inspired by Formula 1.
In search of vanished blood, Nalini Malani (2012 – 2020)
Spell on you! Outi Pieski (2020)
Burning Country, Arahmaiani Feisal
Study for a monument, Abbas Akhavan (2022).
The Echo of an Ancient Form of Knowledge , Edgar Calei (2021)

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