To visit the Tate Modern gallery in London is to be assaulted with a myriad of different ideas and theories about art, ranging from the garish pop art of Roy Lichtenstein, to the surrealism of Salvador Dali, to installations from Brazil commenting on culture and consumerism, to performance art from Central America that is savage political comment, to street art, to neon-light shows, to a painting that is pure white, to Mark Rothko’s abysms of colour, to a sculpted city made out of couscous…
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