Tate St Ives
Description
Located in Cornwall, England, Tate St Ives is a vital component of the Tate network of galleries, having been founded in 1993 to celebrate the rich artistic legacy of St Ives. With a view of Porthmeor Beach, the gallery honors the area’s history of drawing artists with its distinctive light and coastal landscapes. Its focus is on modern and contemporary art, with a particular emphasis on artists connected to St Ives and Cornwall, like Barbara Hepworth and Ben Nicholson.
Renowned for its architectural design, the gallery underwent significant renovations, reopening in 2017 with enhanced spaces and facilities, making it a vital cultural institution for Cornwall and the broader art world, providing a unique platform for the appreciation of modern and contemporary art in a breathtaking setting. Exhibitions held throughout the year feature both local and internationally renowned artists, and educational programs and workshops cater to visitors of all ages.
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About St Ives
One of the most popular and famous parts of Cornwall, St Ives is home to the Tate Gallery St Ives and has an active art culture. The harbour is stunning and the beaches all around the coast there are beautiful and popular. You can do all sorts of water sports and boat and fishing trips here. The town of St Ives also gives a vast selection of cuisine and places to stay, some with the most incredible views that you could wish for.
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