Tate Modern’s Neighbors Will Take Privacy Lawsuit to U.K. Supreme Court
After losing an appeal that would force Tate Modern to close a portion of its 360-degree viewing gallery, owners of four units in a nearby luxury building will take their case to the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom. The case is expected to be heard later this year.
The Board of Trustees of the Tate Gallery, which were the defendants in the original case, learned that the case was to be appealed in January, according to the minutes of a trustee meeting that was verified by the Art Newspaper,
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