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On a grey day in London today, a monumental painting of a grey day in east Yorkshire went on display, flanked by two photographic versions of the same grey day and watched by an artist who said he didn't now believe in dull days.
Tags: David Hockney, trees near, near warter, bigger trees, Tate Britain, United Kingdom, Bridlington, Royal Academy, Royal Academicians
Turner and the Masters is not a competition In Tate Britain's exhibition, Turner isn't so much a challenger of other art styles as an admirer of their richness and variety Homage to Claude Lorrain .....Photograph: The National Gallery The newly appointed...
Tags: Turner, Tate Britain, United Kingdom, London, Turner Prize, Tate, National Gallery, Tate Gallery, British art, J. M. W. Turner
Penelope Curtis, currently curator of the Henry Moore Institute in Leeds, has been appointed director of Tate Britain . She succeeds Stephen Deuchar, who is leaving the museum to become head of the campaigning charity the Art Fund .
Tags: Penelope Curtis, Tate Britain
Adrian Searle plunges in and picks his winner Tate curators explain what's behind the artwork in the 2009 Turner prize Link to this video Much is always expected of the Turner prize show, and critics and the public alike give more weight to the exhibition...
Tags: turner prize, Tate Britain, Roger Hiorns, Richard Wright (author), UK Turner, sperm whale, Lucy Skaer, jet engine, Enrico David, London
Tate Britain's new show pitches JMW Turner's work against the paintings that inspired it...There's only one way to find out ... Dutch Boats in a Gale by JMW Turner. Photograph: National Gallery I had a fabulous quick tour round the Turner and the Masters...
Tags: Britain, JMW Turner, tate britain, old masters, United Kingdom, London
Sir Peter Blake, the pop art pioneer best known for his sleeve for the Beatles’ Sgt Pepper album, has been excluded from a blockbuster exhibition about the movement’s legacy amid claims that he has fallen victim to “snobbery”. Blake feels he has been...
Tags: Tate Britain, Peter Blake
With just hours to go until tonight's Turner prize ceremony , the prize is already won, at least according to bookmakers – by the only man on the shortlist. William Hill has so far taken over 300 bets worth around £10,000 on the prize this year, 60%...
Tags: Mark Leckey, Tate Britain, Homer Simpson, Turner Prize, artists mark
Mark Leckey, Goshka Macuga, Runa Islam and Cathy Wilkes are competing for the accolade, given to outstanding projects by UK artists aged under 50. The winner of the �25,000 prize will be named on 1 December. The exhibition's curator, Sophie O'Brien,...
Tags: turner prize, Goshka Macuga, Tate Britain, Cathy Wilkes, prize exhibition
bequest to the public of 18 masterpieces £100m gift includes work by Monet, Degas, Freud and Gainsborough Charlotte Higgins, ats correspondent Tuesday July 8, 2008 The Guardian After the Bath, est. Edgar Degas, one of the paintings due to be exhibited...
Tags: Tate Britain, Simon Sainsbury
July 1, 2008 A runner will speed through Tate Britain’s neo-Classical sculpture galleries every day for the next four months...Martin Creed for the Tate Britain Duveens Commission 2008, sponsored by Sotheby’s. A runner will sprint as fast as he or she...
Tags: Martin Creed...Sotheby, The Guardian Martin Creed, Tate Britain