Thursday 15 September 2005
News & features published on 15 September 2005
Jan De Cock at Tate Modern
Visitors to Tate Modern will find Jan De Cock's Denkmal 53 exhibition hard to avoid.
Tate Modern offers bicycle security tips
Cyclists in the Bankside area were offered security advice at a temporary information stand outside Tate Modern on Thursday as part of a collaborative effort between the gallery and local police.
Eight Ways to Change the World at the Bargehouse
Walking from room to room of surrounding, poignant photographs, it would be difficult to leave this exhibition without feeling terribly heart-broken while at the same time undeniably inspired to action.
Great Suffolk Street sensory attraction gets the go-ahead
Dialogue in the Dark has been granted planning permission for its new attraction at Harling House in Great Suffolk Street. Building work will begin next month and the exhibition is due to open late January 2006.
Beetham reveals detailed Blackfriars Road tower plans
The latest images of Beetham's proposed 68-storey residential building on the site of Sainsbury's former headquarters have been shown to the Waterloo Community Development Group.
Jack Straw opens Bankside Gallery's new show
Foreign Secretary Jack Straw was at the Bankside Gallery on Wednesday to open the Painter-Printmakers exhibition.
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