Tate Modern Plans for Olympic Crowds: Damien Hirst Retrospective, Tino Sehgal Project in the Works
The jaws that refreshes: Damien Hirst’s “The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living” (1991) will be on display at Tate Modern next year
Tickets to the London Olympics, with their seizure-inducing ’80’s-throwback identity (we think it has a certain Saved By the Bell insouciance) and all-seeing cyclops mascots, go on sale tomorrow, but even if you can’t snag a prime seat to the badminton final, it will be worth heading across the pond next summer.
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