Gustav Klimt: Painting, Design and Modern Life in Vienna 1900 at Tate Liverpool

“Bringing the Bling to Liverpool’s Big year” is the description some have already given to the first comprehensive exhibition of Gustav Klimt’s work ever staged in the UK. Whether it’s the idea of bling or Klimt’s extraordinary skill that attracts you, this is a chance to see work by one of the world’s most influential artists at the Tate Liverpool.

The exhibition explores Klimt’s role as the founder and leader of the Viennese Secession, a progressive group of artists. This is a “don’t miss” chance to see major paintings and drawings from all stages of Klimt’s career. Tate Liverpool is housed in a converted warehouse in the Albert Dock, one of the finest groups of nineteenth-century industrial buildings anywhere.

Venue

Tate Liverpool, Liverpool

Dates

2008 30 May 2008 - 31 Aug 2008

Tickets Information

Public Transport Directions

The City Centre Circular Route S1 operates every 10 minutes linking Limes Street railway station with the Albert Dock from 9.00 - 18.30. Route 11 links the Albert Dock with the city centre and Brunswick railway station - every 30 minutes (Monday - Saturday)

 Facilities

• Exhibition