Art gallery recommendations in London for 14yr old daughter

[apprentice]

Looking for recommendations for an art gallery/exhibition to visit in London. Taking my 14yr old daughter up tomorrow (Tues). So something that would appeal to her age group preferred.

Done the National just recently.

Cheers,
apprentice

[Puggit]

Tate Modern - always good for a laugh, and most of it's free!

[stuttgartmetal]

Puggit said:

Tate Modern - always good for a laugh, and most of it's free!

+1 on that, deffo.

[crofty1984]

Tate Modern

[FWDRacer]

Mark Rothko showing at the Tate Modern at the moment - probably ideal.

[sleep envy]

have a look at the Hayward Gallery - was there a few weeks ago, they had on the roof an inflable bubble you could go on & in

great view of the river (if a bit surreal from inside/on top of a PVC bubble

[Zen.]

http://www.southbankcentre.co.uk/

Lots of the events have free entry.

[apprentice]

Cheers for suggestions, I was thinking about the Tate Modern and Mark Rothko - however half-term may well see it inundated.

I'll check the Hayward Galler website, ta.

[Baby Huey]

www.whitecube.com

[stuttgartmetal]

Hoxtons a bit dodgy.

Isn't Bodyworks back on at the O2 ?

[Neil_H]

Tate Modern or the new Saatchi Gallery in Chelsea.

[sleep envy]

stuttgartmetal said:

Hoxtons a bit dodgy.

eh?

[stuttgartmetal]

sleep envy said:

stuttgartmetal said:

Hoxtons a bit dodgy.

eh?

Isn't white cube in Hoxton R ?
Slight correction, Body Worlds is now on at 02.
You can get there by riverboat cheap, how cool is that?

Plasticerificationism.

Edited by stuttgartmetal on Monday 27th October 16:14

[sleep envy]

stuttgartmetal said:

sleep envy said:

stuttgartmetal said:

Hoxtons a bit dodgy.

eh?

Isn't white cube in Hoxtonb R

Hoxton Square - it's hardly dodgy Paul