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Artistic Responses to the Lebanese Wars
Chad Elias explores artistic responses to the Lebanese Wars for Tate In Focus.
A-Z of Modernist Photography
Discover 26 things you need to know about this period of photography
Scale in Sculpture: The Sixties and Henry Moore: Rothenstein Lecture
How do size and scale matter to the sculpture of Henry Moore? This paper offers a preliminary investigation of this …
Women Singing II : Art Free of Context
Tate Research In Focus study on Women Singing II 1966 by Willem de Kooning
Self-Image Coursework Guide
Explore how artists have represented themselves, and others, using portraiture
Lives of the Artists: Maria Bartuszová
Introducing the Slovak artist Maria Bartuszová, who created extraordinary, delicate and fragile-looking white plaster abstract sculptures whose biomorphic shapes were …
‘And now what, if my sacrifice was in vain?’: Paul Gaugin I
Before his self-imposed exhile in Tahiti, the pioneer of modernism spent his formative years in Brittany, northern France. Here, he …
How Embarrassing!
The Austrian painter Maria Lassnig (1919–2014) spent her life exploring what she called ‘body awareness painting’, much of which was …
Dancing in the Rain
Artist Ro Robertson is stirred by the ‘new and vital movement’ in Barbara Hepworth’s sculptures and reflects on the connections …
Temple of mysteries: Mark Rothko
John Banville writes a personal appreciation of Rothko after a visit to ºÚÁÏÉç’s Rothko Room.
Secession
Eleanora Louis looks at the history of the Vienna Secession.
On the road to a state of grace: Boetti, Polke, Clemente and Taaffe
As Adams writes: "This is a tale of four contemporary art shamans, in a pre-9/11 world that could still entertain …
Artists' Perspectives: Sensation and Chinese Contemporary Art 1999–2000 by Cao Fei
Artist Cao Fei discusses works in the Tate collection in relation to Charles Saatchi's 1997 exhibition Sensation and Chinese Contemporary …
When the future was now: Nam June Paik
The pioneering Korean-born artist and composer Nam June Paik (1932–2006), who famously declared that the ‘future is now’, is considered …
Who is Wifredo Lam?
To coincide with The EY Exhibition: Wifredo Lam at ºÚÁÏÉç, we explore the artist and his life
Transnationalism in Practice: Strategies of Affect
Priyesh Mistry summarises a panel convened by Nada Raza, Research Curator, Tate Research Centre: Asia, at Tate Britain on 7 …
Empathy Not Erasure
Ahead of her first solo museum exhibition in the UK, Tate Etc. talks to artist Thao Nguyen Phan about the …
To the rescue of civilisation man: Kenneth Clark: Looking for Civilisation
In his day Kenneth Clark was an influential patron, art historian, collector, gallery director and broadcaster - and one of …