Tate Modern showcases how artists have used technology to dream up the future

23:54
[Howard Davies] Global banking rules finished?
21:56
11 injured in 53-car pileup on icy road in Wonju
20:57
FM Cho says he takes 'full responsibility' for Sado mine memorial dispute
20:51
SK hynix to increase dividend payouts by 25% per share by 2027
20:03
Lotte Group to provide Lotte World Tower as collateral for Lotte Chemical amid liquidity woes
19:37
Seoul Metro conductor's toilet break delays 125 trains
19:33
Yoon receives Ukrainian special envoy; Seoul silent on possibility of weapons aid
19:22
Presidential office worries over impact of Trump's proposed tariffs on Korean firms in Canada, Mexico
18:23
Korea's birthrate shows signs of recovery
18:17
Yonsei University to hold additional essay test amid question leak controversy

Tate Modern showcases how artists have used technology to dream up the future

Nov. 27, 2024 - 23:32 By euronews (in English)

Tate Modern’s Electric Dreams: Art and Technology Before the Internet opens on 28 November, showcasing how artists from the 1950s-1990s used emerging technologies to craft visionary works.