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The whispering Zeitgeist: Caspar David Friedrich
The image of a monk standing by an empty sea soon became an icon of German Romanticism. However, in the …
Egon Schiele: Crazier Than I Look?
Egon Schiele's self-portraits have often been regarded as the works of a tortured, introspective artist, but this notion blinds us …
In the realm of hell: Studio visit
The author visits Fuyuko Matsui in her Tokyo studio
Five Ways to Paint a Body
Explore different approaches to depicting the human figure through the work of five great British artists
Staring into the contemporary abyss: The contemporary sublime
In the early eighteenth century Joseph Addison described the notion of the sublime as something that ‘fills the mind with …
'He lived on another sphere, and made most people feel too normal, less poetic than he was': The EY Exhibition – Paul Klee: Making Visible at ºÚÁÏÉç
The diverse works of one of the most inventive and best-loved artists of the twentieth century, often done in series, …
Beyond Borders
Graciela Iturbide’s quietly profound images capture the intimate traces of pain, vulnerability and tradition that mark the everyday lives of …
Archives & Access Project: making art common: Transforming Tate Britain, Archives & Access
With the first batch of items about to be released under Creative Commons as part of the Archives and Access …
Piero Manzoni 1933–63 Paintings, Reliefs and Objects 1974
Case study on Piero Manzoni in the exhibition Paintings, Reliefs and Objects 1974, part of Performance at Tate: Into the …
'That's my dad': Barry Flanagan II
The daughter and assistant of the artist (from 1987 to 1998) remembers working with her father
Lost in the Crowd: Blake and London in 1809
This article explores why William Blake’s solo exhibition of 1809 has been such an important source for understanding his attitude …
Behind the scenes with Tate's Merchandise Director
Rosey Blackmore, Merchandise Director at Tate Enterprises, shares an insight into her work managing a small team who create exhibition …
Sir Anthony Van Dyck's Portraits of Sir William and Lady Killigrew, 1638
This paper discusses the painting of the courtier and writer Sir William Killigrew and the companion portrait of his wife …
Details, Details: Nathaniel Bacon’s Cookmaid with Still Life of Vegetables and Fruit c.1620–5
One writer sees a tantalising tale in Nathaniel Bacon’s bountiful painting
Home is Where the Art Is
Staying local this summer? Despite the lure of countries beyond the UK, landscapes close to home have inspired great artistic …
Friendship Laid Bare
Paul Rosano recalls an accidental life-modelling gig that resulted in many ‘extraordinary’ portraits
A Faire Share
For RESOLVE Collective, the renovation of Tate Liverpool presented an opportunity to reimagine the role that arts organisations can play …
MixTate: Dennis Bovell on Horace Ové
‘The food of love’: the originator of the lovers rock sound echoes the joyful feeling captured in a photograph by …
