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    Tomás Saraceno Biospheres, 2009

If you are in London later this month, I think this is way worth checking out:

Tate and the Royal Society collaborate to bring together scientists and artists to imagine the social and psychological impacts of climate change.
The event begins on Friday 19 March at 18.30 with a screening of drama-documentary The Age of Stupid (2009), which is followed by a discussion.
The symposium programme starts at 10.30 on Saturday 20 March and includes presentations, panel discussions and a public forum following a series of break up sessions where the audience will have the opportunity to formulate propositions and questions to the speakers with the help of a group of facilitators.
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The first discussion is on March 19th at 6:30 pm and then again on the 20th at 10:30am.  Buy tickets here, I have a feeling it will sell out quickly.

    Tomás Saraceno Biospheres, 2009

    If you are in London later this month, I think this is way worth checking out:

    Tate and the Royal Society collaborate to bring together scientists and artists to imagine the social and psychological impacts of climate change.

    The event begins on Friday 19 March at 18.30 with a screening of drama-documentary The Age of Stupid (2009), which is followed by a discussion.

    The symposium programme starts at 10.30 on Saturday 20 March and includes presentations, panel discussions and a public forum following a series of break up sessions where the audience will have the opportunity to formulate propositions and questions to the speakers with the help of a group of facilitators.

    via…

    The first discussion is on March 19th at 6:30 pm and then again on the 20th at 10:30am.  Buy tickets here, I have a feeling it will sell out quickly.



    March 02, 2010, 9:35am  

    Fiona Banner Tate Britain Christmas Tree 2007



    February 08, 2010, 4:29pm  

    Olafur Eliasson The Weather Project  2003



    February 04, 2010, 4:10pm  

    Martin Creed talks about his Work #850 at the Tate.



    January 29, 2010, 10:49am  

    Congratulations to Tacita Dean for creating the most underwhelming, yet appropriate, Christmas tree for the Tate.

    Congratulations to Tacita Dean for creating the most underwhelming, yet appropriate, Christmas tree for the Tate.



    December 14, 2009, 11:17am  

    Congratulations to Richard Wright, the 2009 Turner Prize winner!
I don’t want to brag, but did I call it or what?
Now, if you are in London, you owe it to yourself (and to me, remember I did you that favor one time?) to go check this out at the Tate, it’s up until January 3, 2010*.  Also, while you are there, check out John Baldessari’s show which is up for a little bit longer at the Tate Modern until about mid-January.
People are shocked by the decision, but as I said before, there would inevitably be a backlash to the grandiose and shocking installations to something that is truly beautiful to look at.  We also know that Larry has his back, so that never hurts.
*Whoa. 2010.  Freaks me out.

    Congratulations to Richard Wright, the 2009 Turner Prize winner!

    I don’t want to brag, but did I call it or what?

    Now, if you are in London, you owe it to yourself (and to me, remember I did you that favor one time?) to go check this out at the Tate, it’s up until January 3, 2010*.  Also, while you are there, check out John Baldessari’s show which is up for a little bit longer at the Tate Modern until about mid-January.

    People are shocked by the decision, but as I said before, there would inevitably be a backlash to the grandiose and shocking installations to something that is truly beautiful to look at.  We also know that Larry has his back, so that never hurts.

    *Whoa. 2010.  Freaks me out.



    December 08, 2009, 9:10am  

    » Turner grew his thumbnail long, like an ‘eagle-claw’, so that he could scratch into his washes of watercolour

    via the surprisingly entertaining TATE twitter

    Learn something new, everyday.

    via sympathyfortheartgallery



    Reblogged from Sympathy for the art gallery.

    November 06, 2009, 3:46pm  

    John Baldessari at Tate Modern

    John Baldessari: Pure Beauty“ will bring together more than 130 works and examine the principal concerns of this legendary Californian artist.

    via art-it



    Reblogged from ART iT from Japan.

    October 22, 2009, 1:57pm  

    Matt Hope Weathervane Proposed
This WOULD be my favorite balloon at the Tate ever.  Nicholas Serota, you listening? You should be, this would be epic.
Also, Matt is British, so it fits.  This may be just be a scheme to get Matt out of Beijing…but only maybe.

    Matt Hope Weathervane Proposed

    This WOULD be my favorite balloon at the Tate ever.  Nicholas Serota, you listening? You should be, this would be epic.

    Also, Matt is British, so it fits.  This may be just be a scheme to get Matt out of Beijing…but only maybe.



    October 09, 2009, 5:13pm