Turbine Hall
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Turbine Hall is the vast, cathedral-like central exhibition space of London’s Tate Modern, renowned for hosting large-scale, site-specific contemporary art installations.
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| instanceOf |
architectural space
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art exhibition space → museum gallery → |
| admission |
generally free to enter
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| architecturalStyle |
industrial architecture
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| describedAs |
cathedral-like space
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| feature |
concrete floors
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industrial steel structure → large entrance ramp → long, uninterrupted interior volume → natural light from roof-level windows → very high ceiling → |
| formerlyPartOf |
Bankside Power Station
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| function |
iconic entrance space of Tate Modern
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public gathering space within Tate Modern → |
| hasCuratorialProgram |
Tate Modern Turbine Hall commissions
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| hasNotableArtist |
Ai Weiwei
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Anish Kapoor → Bruce Nauman → Carsten Höller → Doris Salcedo → Hyundai Commission artists → Ilya Kabakov → Kara Walker → Mona Hatoum → Olafur Eliasson → Rachel Whiteread → Tino Sehgal → |
| inauguratedAsPartOf |
Tate Modern opening in 2000
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| knownAs |
central exhibition space of Tate Modern
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| locatedIn |
Tate Modern
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| locatedInCity |
London
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| locatedInCountry |
United Kingdom
NERFINISHED
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| locatedOn |
Bankside
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south bank of the River Thames → |
| notableFor |
commissioned art projects
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large-scale contemporary art installations → site-specific installations → |
| operatedBy |
Tate
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| ownedBy |
Tate
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| partOf |
Tate Modern
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| significance |
one of the world’s most prominent spaces for contemporary installation art
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| sponsoredBy |
Hyundai Motor (for Hyundai Commission series)
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| usedFor |
commissioned artist projects
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public installations → temporary art exhibitions → |
| visitorAccess |
open to the public
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Referenced by (3)
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Boiler House
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Marsyas
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exhibitedIn |
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Tate Modern
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