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John Rothenstein, ‘Painting in America’, 1941
Shortly after the outbreak of the Second World War, John Rothenstein, Director of the Tate Gallery since 1938, spent more …
Ronald Alley, ‘Recent American Art’, 1969
As Keeper of the Modern Collection at the Tate Gallery from 1965 until his retirement in 1986, Ronald Alley proved …
Timeline: American Art in Post-War Britain
This chronological overview identifies the events that affected how American art has been seen and understood in Britain. Beyond influential …
1946–9
Timeline of American Art in Britain | 1940s | A period of recovery from war and growing recognition of the …
1950–9
Timeline of American Art in Britain | 1950s | British audiences have more opportunities to see recent painting from America
1960–9
Timeline of American Art in Britain | 1960s | The plurality and diversity of contemporary American art are recognised, as …
1970–80
Timeline of American Art in Britain | 1970s | The art market and gallery infrastructure in Britain support diverse interpretations …
Axis of Solidarity: Landmarks, Platforms, Futures
In this report, Eva Bentcheva reflects on the three-day conference ‘Axis of Solidarity: Landmarks, Platforms, Futures’ which took place at …
Chile 73 – Panel Discussion and Screening
Rosa Gubay reports on this event, which looked to the transnational solidarity networks that emerged in response to the 1973 …
Constelaciones. Arte contemporáneo indÃgena desde América
El foro digital se realizó entre el 12 y el 30 de octubre del 2020. …
Lala Rukh’s Life and Legacy: A Panel Discussion
Ananya Mishra reports on this online panel discussion on the life, legacy and enduring activism of Pakistani artist Lala Rukh, …
The Networks of Nam June Paik
Andrew Cummings reports on this event in which three contemporary artists – Stephen Vitiello, Haroon Mirza and Cécile B. Evans …
Nikhil Chopra: Performance of Rouge 2019 and Conversation with Catherine Wood
Annie Jael Kwan reflects on this two-part event: a playful performance by the artist Nikhil Chopra of his durational live …
Otobong Nkanga: Performance Lecture
Portia Malatjie reports on this two-part event, comprising a performance lecture by the Nigerian multidisciplinary artist Otobong Nkanga and a …
How do we map a transnational world?
Three Adjunct Curators from the Hyundai Tate Research Centre: Transnational look at artists who are imaginatively mapping and remapping the …
Collective Anxiety About Zhongguohua: A Thirty Year-Old Debate
Zhongguohua – often translated as ‘traditional Chinese painting’ – has been the subject of intense debate in China since the …
Gender in Chinese Contemporary Art
Sophie Guo reports on an international symposium which explored the role gender has played in Chinese contemporary art. The symposium …
Karachi Seminar: Critical Perspectives on Art and Education
Nada Raza reports on the Karachi Seminar, a day-long public seminar and two-day workshop organised by Tate Research Centre: Asia …
NOW: A Dialogue on Female Chinese Contemporary Artists
Katy Wan reports on a series of exhibitions across the UK that featured the work of Chinese contemporary women artists. …
Art Time, Life Time: Tehching Hsieh
Andrew Cummings reports on a talk by the artist Tehching Hsieh, featuring a response from Amelia Groom (editor of Time …