Sixty Years review – Tate's all-female rehang pulls its punches

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Tate’s first display of work by female artists from its collection contains some great art, but is too shallow to shake things up

Mary Martin’s 1966, with its 96 canted reflective aluminium panels, that flip and angle against a black background, a Bridget Riley vertical stripe painting and Alison Wilding’s 1991 Assembly are shown in such a way as to relate to recent works by Tomma Abts and Alice Channer. But as soon as we pick up a thread we drop it again.

 

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Why don't we just burn all the paintings by men so theirs will be the only great art?

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