Tate Britain Exhibition Relives the 1990s in Pictures — SkimNews
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- Tate Britain is hosting a new exhibition looking back on the 1990s, presented in pictures and framed as a 'thrilling' pre-smartphone era when art, music and fashion came together.
- Edward Enniful is credited as the curator of the show, which frames the 1990s as a moment when 'the weirdos were taking over' in British art and culture.
Why it matters: The exhibition hands Tate Britain's institutional weight to a single curator's vision of 1990s culture, positioning the decade — rather than a single artist or movement — as the subject, which is a relatively rare curatorial choice for the gallery.
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