‘The weirdos were taking over!’ Tate Britain relives the 1990s – in pictures

The Guardian Culture Thursday 08 October 2026, 06:00 UTC By Guardian Staff 1 min read

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A new exhibition curated by Edward Enniful looks back on the thrilling decade before smartphones, when art, music and fashion came together with a bang Continue reading...

A new exhibition curated by Edward Enniful looks back on the thrilling decade before smartphones, when art, music and fashion came together with a bang

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