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Critical Genealogies
Critical Genealogies, part of Tate Research publication 'In Focus: Pompeii 1959 by Hans Hofmann' by Emily Warner, published January 2018
Emerson’s Evolution
British photographer Peter Henry Emerson’s dramatic recantation of his beliefs about photography and art forms a canonical yet perplexing episode …
Exhibition Guide: Modigliani
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The Rossettis Exhibition Guide: Radical Romantics
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Gathering Ground
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Edward Burra
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The 80s: Photographing Britain
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What Was Andy Warhol Thinking?
Soup cans, movie stars and dollar signs … explore the ideas and themes behind Warhol's iconic artworks
Unconcealment: Landmark Exhibitions Issue
Sophie Richard’s analysis, published posthumously in 2009, of the role played by the networks of artists, dealers, museum curators, collectors …
Project Visible
Where has Project Visible come from? What does it do?
Project Visible is programmed by the Schools and Teachers team …
Dancing the white darkness: Maya Deren
Maya Deren (1917–1961) is regarded as one of the first important American experimental filmmakers. To coincide with a series of …
Art Breaking Free
In the early 20th century, an international circle of friends known as the Blue Rider were united by an urge …
Drawing the vortex: The Vorticists II
The British avant-garde group was formed in London in 1914 by the artist, writer and polemicist Wyndham Lewis. Their idea, …
The Painting: Making and Meaning
Tate Research In Focus project on The Deluge 1920 by Winifred Knights
Iconic Portraits: Revising the Canon
Tate Research In Focus study on Family Jules: NNN (No Naked Niggahs) 1974 by Barkley L. Hendricks
Earthly delights: The art of the garden
The Art of the Garden: Jemima Montagu explores the garden symbol all the way back to Eden, through the ‘close-locked’ …
Digging the Thames with Mark Dion
Take a deeper look at Mark Dion’s Tate Thames Dig, find out how it was made, what’s a wunderkammer …
A world on the verge of collapse: Anthony van Dyck
In 1635 van Dyck painted his largest and most ambitious work, Philip Herbert, 4th Earl of Pembroke, and his Family. …