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Archives & Access project: Albums as a space for discourse, learning and practice sharing
For this post we take a look at three ways in which the Albums feature is being utilised by Learning …
Archives & Access project: Open data brings beauty and insight: Transforming Tate Britain, Archives & Access
Archives & Access Project Lead Developer and Web Architect, Richard Barrett-Small, shares his enthusiasm for the importance  – and beauty …
Artists' Perspectives: Two Beds by Nazgol Ansarinia
Captured, collected and condensed into a pinkish form is the accumulation of body weights and warmths, together with all the …
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 …
Archives & Access project: Archives in action at the Josef Herman Art Foundation Cymru: By Catrin James
Catrin James, Archive Intern at the Josef Herman Art Foundation Cymru, shares her experiences working on the Mining Josef Herman …
Archives & Access project: digitising the archive: Josef Herman
My name is Oli Cowling and I am part of the photography team working on the Archives & Access project. …
Archives & Access Project: The meticulous work of an Archives and Access Preservation Volunteer: Part one of a two-part Volunteer blog installment
June commenced with National Volunteers week; an annual celebration of the contribution made by millions of volunteers across the UK, …
Archives & Access project: Liane MacIver discusses some of her highlights from the project so far: Transforming Tate Britain, Archives & Access
Photographs, sketchbooks, diaries and even a lock of human hair are among the fascinating objects I have worked with in …
Archives & Access Project: AnnoTate – crowdsourcing to transcribe the Archives
Within the notes, letters and sketchbooks that constitute an artist’s archive, insights into the lives, loves, losses of individuals are …
Before Tate Britain, there was the dreaded Millbank prison
As Tate Britain prepares to reopen after a dramatic renovation, Records Manager Jane Kennedy looks back to a time when …
MicroTate 20
Individual reflections on a work in the Tate collection
Peter Kardia: From Floor to Sky
Featuring artists and art educators, this discussion will examine contemporary art pedagogy and consider the continued impact of Kardia's revolutionary …
Katie Guggenheim Recordings - Andy Warhol
Working with six actors and using published interviews as scripts, artist Katie Guggenheim re-staged conversations with some of the twentieth …
Good Business is the Best Art – Part 1
Taking Andy Warhol's notorious provocation as a starting point, this short symposium explores in greater depth some of the issues …
Two masters, one friendship: the story of Matisse and Picasso: Stories from the Studio
Assistant Curator Flavia Frigeri, takes a closer look at the honest friendship and open rivalry between the two masters of …
A look beneath the surface of Picasso's paintings
Discover the complexity of Picasso's work as Assistant Curator Helen Little gets up close to Picasso's The Three Dancers in …
Late at Tate November: Behind the scenes. Money: Louisa Buck
After record-breaking sales of Damien Hirst and Francis Bacon hear a timely discussion on the credit crunch and the art …
David Hockney in conversation with Nicholas Serota
In connection with A Bigger Splash: Painting after Performance exhibition at ºÚÁÏÉç, David Hockney is in conversation with Nicholas …
Late at Tate November: Behind the scenes. Outsider: Leon Wainwright
Art Historian Leon Wainwright is talking around the idea of the 'authentic outsider' and how Kitaj and Hockney - in …
Why Duchamp, Why Now?
Duchamp’s iconoclasm of a hundred years ago has arrived at the centre of 20th-century art history. What then, are the …