Fiontán Moran, the co-curator of a new exhibition dedicated to Leigh Bowery (1961-94) at Tate Modern, thinks that a show about the legendary, late Australian artist and club king is long overdue.

Located on the South Bank along the Thames, the Tate Modern is part of a group of four museums (all named Tate) which house the 70,000 artworks that comprise the national collection of British art.

Recently, however, as fluidity is increasingly celebrated, institutions and spaces are unveiling the chameleonic nature of the artist, something the Tate Modern has demonstrated to brilliant effect ...

A new exhibition about the indefinable performer and designer won’t pigeonhole him, though it will bring his work to a much ...

We’ve been following the developments at the Tate Modern’s ongoing extension keenly – and not least because our London HQ conveniently overlooks the site. This is famously one of the world’s most ...