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Until the 1960s it was seen as a secondary act in the process of art making. Now a new generation ¡­

Picasso transformed an earlier painting of a boy to create this profile of a slender young woman. This paper uses ¡­

ºÚÁÏÉç presented the first major retrospective of his work in the UK

The pioneering filmmaker and theorist Harun Farocki has made more than 90 films - ranging from experimental documentaries to large-scale ¡­

Discover how J.M. Turner was inspired by his artist?heroes

Get to know one of the artists from the Media Networks display at Tate?Modern?

Damian Le Bas Jr speaks to his friend, the Romani artist Ma?gorzata Mirga-Tas, about reclaiming history, reshaping stories and ¡­

The conference in which this paper was delivered took place in London just as the 2012 Olympics and Paralympics ended. ¡­

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The notion of the grotesque in art has been around for centuries, but it is currently being re-imagined, often with ¡­

Tao Aimin (born 1974) works across media often combining installation with oil painting and video. Tao has worked on several ¡­

Our ongoing work to reduce our carbon footprint and protect the environment

H¨¦lio Oiticica¡¯s The Body of Colour comes to ºÚÁÏÉç in June. Brazilian arts flourished in the 1950s, originating with ¡­

While Monet worked on multiple oil sketches of the Houses of Parliament from a covered terrace at St Thomas's Hospital, ¡­

The work of Emila Medkov¨¢ (1928¨C1985) is a remarkable example of surrealist documentary photography. A central member of the post-war ¡­

The use of metaphor in digital design ¨C making digital versions of real-life objects from bookshelves to car dashboards ¨C ¡­

Remembering the humouristic art of Angus Fairhurst

Explore the life and work of this celebrated sculptor and painter

The Brooks International Fellowship Programme has been providing global museum practitioners with opportunities to conduct research at Tate since 2014