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The Exhibition Age: 1760–1815

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The first public exhibitions bring new audiences and new status to British art. This gallery recreates the spectacle of these …

Letter from Olda Kokoschka with a postscript by Oskar Kokoschka to J.P. Hodin

Olda Kokoschka, recipient: Dr J. P. Hodin

[c.1970]

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Untitled (There Is Nothing)

Martin Kippenberger

1985

The former home of Jangalak Industries, a metalworking factory that once had a workforce of 1,800 but was wrecked during the civil war in the 1990s. It is now used as a massive storage yard for scrap metal. This area is all discarded hospital beds and sch

Simon Norfolk

2011

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The peripheries of the city of Kabul, especially to the north and east are endless building sites. Since most of the documentation concerning land title was lost during the war, much of this speculative and illegal construction is concerned more with esta

Simon Norfolk

2011

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Press Release

2010–11 is a record year for Tate

8 Sep 2011

Press release announcing 2010–2011 as one of Tate's most successful years ever.

Eye Eclipse

João Maria Gusmão, Pedro Paiva

2007

Project

Gilbert & George: installing their 2007 �� exhibition

A case study of the role of the conservator during the installation and display of an exhibition at Tate.

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In the Archive: Anyone for Clarke's World-Famed Blood Mixture?

Daljit Nagra

During a visit to the Tate Archive, one poet unearths a curious and outlandish medical remedy book from 1909

Audio Arts: Volume 2 No 4, Side B - Marcel Duchamp, Hermann Nitsch

Audio Arts

1976

(1) (2) Cross-Sections Illustrating the Art of Fortification [not by Turner]; (3) (4) ‘The Brothers’; (5) Village Street (?Oberwesel); (6) Riverside View with a Wayside Shrine to Our Lady

Joseph Mallord William Turner

1817

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We the Youth - Keith Haring's New York Nightlife by Dave Haslam

Discover the music and culture that inspired Keith Haring at this special event with DJ and writer Dave Haslam

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Claude Monet and Wu Bin

Hao Liang

Artist Hao Liang responds to Monet's letters to his wife Alice, seeing in them a link to a much longer …

Letter from Vanessa Bell to Duncan Grant

Vanessa Bell, recipient: Duncan Grant

[30 April 1923]

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Mrs Claude Johnson

Ambrose McEvoy

exhibited 1926

Exhibition PAST EVENT

Margo Maeckelberghe: Extended Landscape

Margo Maeckelberghe: Extended Landscape; past exhibition at Tate St Ives. The artist is renowned for her expressive coastal landscapes

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Members Welcome Tour

Take a free welcome tour of Tate Liverpool's galleries

Letter from Vanessa Bell to Duncan Grant

Vanessa Bell, recipient: Duncan Grant

[c.21 April 1923]

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How Do I Manage in Wartime with a Broken Leg and Futurism

Martin Kippenberger

1985

Black and white photograph of Ian Breakwell standing, with his mouth wide open, in front of ‘Circus’, a large photo-silkscreen print of a clown’s head

Anonymous

[c.1978]

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The Exhibition Age: 1760–1815

Letter from Olda Kokoschka with a postscript by Oskar Kokoschka to J.P. Hodin

Untitled (There Is Nothing)

The former home of Jangalak Industries, a metalworking factory that once had a workforce of 1,800 but was wrecked during the civil war in the 1990s. It is now used as a massive storage yard for scrap metal. This area is all discarded hospital beds and sch

The peripheries of the city of Kabul, especially to the north and east are endless building sites. Since most of the documentation concerning land title was lost during the war, much of this speculative and illegal construction is concerned more with esta

2010–11 is a record year for Tate

Eye Eclipse

Gilbert & George: installing their 2007 �� exhibition

In the Archive: Anyone for Clarke's World-Famed Blood Mixture?

Audio Arts: Volume 2 No 4, Side B - Marcel Duchamp, Hermann Nitsch

(1) (2) Cross-Sections Illustrating the Art of Fortification [not by Turner]; (3) (4) ‘The Brothers’; (5) Village Street (?Oberwesel); (6) Riverside View with a Wayside Shrine to Our Lady

We the Youth - Keith Haring's New York Nightlife by Dave Haslam

Claude Monet and Wu Bin

Letter from Vanessa Bell to Duncan Grant

Mrs Claude Johnson

Margo Maeckelberghe: Extended Landscape

Members Welcome Tour

Letter from Vanessa Bell to Duncan Grant

How Do I Manage in Wartime with a Broken Leg and Futurism

Black and white photograph of Ian Breakwell standing, with his mouth wide open, in front of ‘Circus’, a large photo-silkscreen print of a clown’s head

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The Exhibition Age: 1760–1815

Letter from Olda Kokoschka with a postscript by Oskar Kokoschka to J.P. Hodin

Untitled (There Is Nothing)

The former home of Jangalak Industries, a metalworking factory that once had a workforce of 1,800 but was wrecked during the civil war in the 1990s. It is now used as a massive storage yard for scrap metal. This area is all discarded hospital beds and sch

The peripheries of the city of Kabul, especially to the north and east are endless building sites. Since most of the documentation concerning land title was lost during the war, much of this speculative and illegal construction is concerned more with esta

2010–11 is a record year for Tate

Eye Eclipse

Gilbert & George: installing their 2007 ������ exhibition

In the Archive: Anyone for Clarke's World-Famed Blood Mixture?

Audio Arts: Volume 2 No 4, Side B - Marcel Duchamp, Hermann Nitsch

(1) (2) Cross-Sections Illustrating the Art of Fortification [not by Turner]; (3) (4) ‘The Brothers’; (5) Village Street (?Oberwesel); (6) Riverside View with a Wayside Shrine to Our Lady

We the Youth - Keith Haring's New York Nightlife by Dave Haslam

Claude Monet and Wu Bin

Letter from Vanessa Bell to Duncan Grant

Mrs Claude Johnson

Margo Maeckelberghe: Extended Landscape

Members Welcome Tour

Letter from Vanessa Bell to Duncan Grant

How Do I Manage in Wartime with a Broken Leg and Futurism

Black and white photograph of Ian Breakwell standing, with his mouth wide open, in front of ‘Circus’, a large photo-silkscreen print of a clown’s head

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Gilbert & George: installing their 2007 �� exhibition