tate	Martin Kippenberger Symposium February 18, 2011

tate	Venice Biennale: Francis Upritchard February 18, 2011

tate	Violence and Representation February 18, 2011

tate	Constructivism and the Art of Everyday Life February 18, 2011 Contributors investigate the languages of 'construction' and the move from abstraction in art to social forms in every day life, architecture, theatre, product and graphic ...

tate	Photography and the Limits of the Document February 18, 2011

tate	user_mode = emotion + intuition in art + design February 18, 2011

tate	Expanding Concepts of Sculpture Study Day February 18, 2011

tate	Art and Money Online Symposium February 18, 2011 Curators of new media, net activists, writers and artists discussed the link between global capitalism and digital art This symposium responded to Tate Britain’s Art and Money Online exhibition, ...

tate	Classified: Contemporary Art at Tate Britain February 18, 2011

tate	Museums and Mobiles in the Age of Social Media February 18, 2011

tate	Curating in Africa Symposium February 18, 2011

tate	Rothko and Tate: A Long-term Relationship February 18, 2011

tate	Thinking the City Symposium February 18, 2011

tate	Mark Wallinger February 18, 2011 Artist’s talk06.09.2000

tate	Rethinking Arts Education for the 21st Century February 18, 2011 The last explosive change in art education came nearly a century ago, when the German Bauhaus was formed. Now, with so many fundamental shifts in technology, society and art since, the question ...

tate	Photography in the Street and Studio February 18, 2011

tate	Curating, Immateriality, Systems February 18, 2011

tate	Against the Avant-Garde? Duchamp, Man Ray, ... February 18, 2011 Taking as its point of departure the major new exhibition Duchamp, Man Ray, Picabia, it looks at utopian beliefs in the power of art and culture to transform society, and explores differing ...

tate	The Presence Of The Past February 18, 2011 At the outset of a new millennium Britain is still a nation obsessed with its past. Histories, biographies, period dramas and fictional reworkings of historical periods represent the increasingly ...

tate	Venice Biennale: Joan Jonas February 18, 2011 Joan Jonas reads Dante14.08.2009 For an artist of Joan Jonas’s standing, it’s hard to believe that this is her first time exhibiting at the Venice Biennale. In her show at the Arsenale she is ...