CLEAN : Tate Modern reopens revamped and reinvigorated

The Tate Modern is reopening with the Switch House, adding 60% more gallery space. This expansion allows for a greater display of the collection and new art forms, including performance and film. The collection has evolved, with new displays focusing on art since 1960. A dedicated floor explores sculpture and its interaction with architecture and viewer participation.

What is the primary purpose of the new Switch House building at Tate Modern?

• To serve as a new administrative office

• To host private events

• To replace the old building

• To increase the museum's capacity to display its collection

What types of new spaces are included in the Tate Modern's expansion?

• Spaces for dining and shopping

• Spaces dedicated to performance and film

• Spaces for historical artifacts

• Spaces for outdoor activities

Since when does the new display of the permanent collection at Tate Modern particularly focus?

• Since 1950

• Since 1970

• Since 1980

• Since 1960

What is a significant feature of the floor dedicated to sculpture at Tate Modern?

• It includes interactive digital art

• It focuses on sculpture and architecture from the 60s onwards

• It is an outdoor gallery

• It displays ancient sculptures

What is the focus of the gallery floor dedicated to viewer interaction?

• The history of modern art

• The development of digital art

• The evolution of painting techniques

• The relationship between the viewer and participation