
Tate desperately needs a radical overhaul – but will its new director really be an agent of change?
- Jessica Morgan named new Tate director amid calls for reform
- Critic doubts she'll be a true "agent of change"
- Cites Kahlo show, Turner prize and PR-driven branding as key failings
Guardian art critic Jonathan Jones argues that Tate faces a mounting crisis and urgently needs radical reform, questioning whether newly appointed director Jessica Morgan, despite being billed as "an agent of change", is bold enough to deliver it. Morgan, a respected contemporary art curator who previously led New…







