Tate Liverpool
Liverpool · United Kingdom · Founded 1988
Modern and contemporary art on the Albert Dock waterfront, in a converted Victorian warehouse.
About Tate Liverpool
Tate Liverpool opened in 1988 inside the Grade I-listed Albert Dock warehouses, designed by Jesse Hartley in 1846. James Stirling led the conversion, marking the first Tate gallery outside London.
The gallery hosts a rotating programme drawn from the national collection of modern art, alongside ambitious solo and thematic exhibitions.
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