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It’s been 25 years since the Tate Modern opened in London, the Bankside Power Station re-imaged as one of the largest contemporary art museums in the world.
Tate Modern, and its cavernous Turbine Hall, has played host to art – a lot of it interactive – on a grand scale. When it opened in 2000, the curators commissioned and installed Maman, a 33-foot-high bronze and stainless steel spider with marble eggs, created by the artist Louise Bourgeois.