Tate Modern hosts experimental Italian art show

Britain’s most popular modern art gallery was today gearing up for a new exhibition featuring cacti, coal and bags of coffee beans.

Mon, 28 May, 2001 - 15:02

Britain’s most popular modern art gallery was today gearing up for a new exhibition featuring cacti, coal and bags of coffee beans.

The Tate Modern’s Zero to Infinity is the first major exhibition in this country to examine the work of the Arte Povera group.

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