London Museums in Autumn: Ana Mendieta at Tate Modern, Robert Ryman at Barbican, Bayeux Tapestry at British Museum

London's autumn museum programme spans three major presentations timed to coincide with Frieze week. At Tate Modern, the work of Ana Mendieta is on view; the Cuban-American artist, active in the 1970s and 1980s, merged the vocabularies of Minimal, Land and Body Art with feminism, ecology, indigenous spirituality, sexuality and obsession. Her practice was organic, fragile and ephemeral, produced in nature using materials such as feathers, blood and fire. The Barbican hosts an exhibition devoted to Robert Ryman. The British Museum presents the Bayeux Tapestry. The three shows are singled out as unmissable during the London Frieze week. The source article appears on monopol-magazin.de, whose Monopol Plus subscription tier offers one free month of access to all articles on the site, renewing at 4.90 euros per month, with cancellation possible at any time with seven days' notice effective at the end of the contract month via the 'Mein Profil' section.