Sonia Delaunay review – chic, dynamic, perpetually modern
Tate Modern, London
From knitted swimwear and bright ballgowns to the pure colour and rhythm of her paintings, the nonstop invention of abstract pioneer Sonia Delaunay feels timelessA bathing suit, a lampshade, six evening coats and a pair of chevron-striped shoes edged with gleaming silver leather – never have such creations appeared in the high-art purlieus of Tate Modern before. But never has a show been devoted to a woman like Sonia Delaunay. A pioneer of abstract art, Delaunay (1885-1979)
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