Doris Salcedo’s Shibboleth – A giant crack in Tate Modern
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The Turbine Hall is a vast industrial space within London’s Tate Modern dedicated to displaying commissioned artworks. Some of the industry’s most acclaimed and phenomenal creations have at some point called the Turbine Hall their home.
Every year, the management of Tate Modern invites artists and creatives to transform the Turbine Hall into a canvas and awe the world with never-seen-before art.
With a dramatic and extensive entrance, the Turbine Hall offers adequate space for large sculpture projects and on-site art installations. Along the length of the Turbine Hall are many viewing points into the hall.
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