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Tate Papers no.1: Spring 2004
Tate Papers, Spring 2004 edition
Tate Papers no.11: Spring 2009
Tate Papers no.11 Spring 2009, Tate's flagship academic research publication
Tate Papers no.13: Spring 2010
Tate Papers no.13, Spring 2010 edition, featuring papers on The Sublime Object
Tate Papers no.23: Spring 2015
This issue includes papers on the influence of art and ideas from Asia, and the critical potential of performance art …
Tate Papers no.29: Spring 2018
This issue features two groupings of papers on very different subjects: one is devoted to the work of the nineteenth-century …
Tate Papers no.3: Spring 2005
Tate Papers no.3, Spring 2005 edition, featuring Marcel Duchamp, Paul Nash, glazing and education curators
Tate Papers no.5: Spring 2006
Tate Papers no.5, Spring 2006 edition, featuring John Constable, Frances Hodgkins, Marcel Duchamp and Walter Sickert
Tate Papers no.7: Spring 2007
Tate Papers no.7, Spring 2007, featuring Gordon Matta-Clark, augustus Leopold Egg, Josef albers and Eva Hesse
Tate Papers no.9: Spring 2008
Tatae Papers no.9, Spring 2008, featuring archives, Constable, Alfredo Jaar and Hans Hartung
Tate Papers no.15: Spring 2011
Read about the work of Carsten Höller, Henry Moore and David Musgrave in this issue, along with articles about the …
Tate Papers no.17: Spring 2012
Tate Papers Spring 2012: Art & Environment, Keiller's Robinson in Ruins, Francis Bacon Back to Degas and Van Dyck's tapestries.
Tate Papers no.19: Spring 2013
This issue explores the political and ethical questions posed by the photographs of August Sander (1876–1964). Other topics include the …
Tate Papers no.21: Spring 2014
Tate Papers, Spring 2014, with papers on contemporary Chinese art, David Sylvester, Eduardo Paolozzi, David Bomberg and Mira Schendel.
Tate Papers no.25: Spring 2016
This issue explores the theme of collaboration, focusing on examples of artistic projects that draw attention to the political implications …
Tate Papers no.27: Spring 2017
Exchanges between British and American artists in the years 1880–1980 are the theme of this issue, which includes explorations of …
Tate Papers no.31: Spring 2019
This issue offers new perspectives on the work of Joseph Beuys and his engagement with European history, mythology and geopolitics …
