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We believe that taste doesn't apply to the honesty of exaggeration: Martin Kippenberger
Associated with the culture of refined abandon is the idea that art and alcohol are related, ending in tragically romantic …
Guillermo Gómez-Peña born 1955 Ex Centris (A Living Diorama of Fetish-ized Others) 2003
Case study by Clare Gormley exploring Guillermo Gómez-Peña's Ex Centris (A Living Diorama of Fetish-ized Others) 2003
MicroTate 6
Peter Davidson, Bjorn van der Horst, Pelé Cox and Billy Childish reflect on a work in the Tate Collection.
Captive audience: Mark Wallinger
When, in 2003, magician David Blaine starved himself in a Plexiglas box suspended above the Thames, hecklers pelted him with …
New Voices: Speaking in Half-Whispers
Getting under the skin of Dorothea Tanning's enigmatic painting, A Mi-Voix 1958
Edward Ruscha 'Twentysix Gasoline Stations' 1963
'Twentysix Gasoline Stations' is an artist book by Edward Ruscha
Time-Lines: Rilke and Twombly on the Nile
Cy Twombly’s remark that ‘lines have a great effect on painting’ resonates not only with his graphic practice but with …
Prints and Drawings Rooms Holdings
All visitors are welcome to access prints, drawings and watercolours that are not on display elsewhere, at the Prints and …
Mary Kelly on feminism
American conceptual artist Mary Kelly discusses how feminism informed her seminal work Post-Partum Document 1973-79 and the origins of her …
My dearest Clive...: Behind the curtain
Inspired by her mother’s love letters to her father, Tishani Doshi reads the moving correspondence in the Tate archive between …
Messages from the other world: Behind the curtain
In 1934 the sculptor John Skeaping told the Daily Mail: ‘Perhaps I ought to tell you that I have …
Mark Titchner: Studio visit
Casts of pig's rib cages, burnt wood carvings and a cement mixer are just some of the things the artist …
Opinion: The dazzling lies of art
John-Paul stonard argues that the most powerful art is often based on elaborate untruths
Colour me British: Watercolour I
Tate Britain is staging a grand survey of watercolour painting in Great Britain, from the early thirteenth century through to …
Women that a movement forgot: The Vorticists I
The short-lived Vorticist movement was often seen as a predominantly masculine, muscular affair, but as one of the descendents of …
Reading List: Power, Visibility and Truth in Art
These texts chosen by Thick/er Black Lines, explore these themes in art, the gallery space and society
Interview: Rebecca Warren – 'From the mess of experience'
In the run-up to Rebecca Warren's All That Heaven Allows- New and Recent Works 2017, the inaugural exhibition for …
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Participant Biographies
Participant Biographies; Tate Papers no.8, following the Inherent Vice confernece on the replication of fragile and disintegrating scultpure