Wow. Incredible 'Don't Judge Me' by @FKAtwigs & @HeadieOne, a powerful new release filmed in Tate Modern's Turbine Hall, centering around Kara Walker's 'Fons Americanus'. ⛲
📽️ Full music vid here: https://t.co/zpQcjNDytS
"A portraitist like no other”. A major mid-career survey of Lynette Yiadom-Boakye finally opens at @Tate Britain this week https://t.co/8MgI8OKyJV @JackShainman
✨ You’re not dreaming... ✨ #YayoiKusama’s year-long exhibition lands at Tate Modern in March 2021! https://t.co/IQ85xBWhWX
🟠 Tickets will be released soon. ⚪ Keep an eye on our feeds... 🟠
In partnership with @BofA_Business
COMING UP *TODAY* AT 16:00 (GMT): En Plein Air + Q&A with @DanielAndClara & @AdamScovell
EN PLEIN AIR is a series of eight moments captured over a single day in Mayfield (the village where the Slow Film Festival usually takes place)
https://t.co/afZuIORO60 #SlowCinema
We're saddened to hear that Moroccan artist Mohammed Melehi has died aged 84. Crowned 'the king of colour', Melehi transformed the art scene in Morocco with his vibrant, visionary paintings.
Mohammed Melehi, Casa 1970, on display @tateliverpool. https://t.co/yhVPHLnwNs
Assuage lockdown lows @Slow_Film_Fest this weekend! (If opera vs. film is time expanded vs. time compressed... is slow film opera's unlikely offspring? Help @Nanneman?)
The work of Pakistani artist Lala Rukh (1947-2017) crosses art and activism and spans drawing, photography & sound. Join us (online) on 2 Oct for a conversation on the artist's life & continuing influence on contemporary art.
Book your spot here: https://t.co/lhGnFZ102K
Join us online to hear @ORAsingers live from Tate Modern's Turbine Hall! 'Spem in Alium' will be performed live at 8pm on Wednesday to mark the 450th anniversary of the iconic work by Thomas Tallis. 🎶
🏠 Tune in here: https://t.co/dcIkwo7dvZ
Did you know that La traviata was given 861 productions across the world in 2017-18...? 🤯
This month on our podcast, we are talking to @jonathancross about the operatic canon and how not to be constrained by it. Listen here 👇👇🏾👇🏿 https://t.co/qochbUfHMH
"My idea of the sacred is not rooted in any specific culture. To me it is a feeling that I may get in a church, mosque, temple, or forest. The countryside is filled with places where divinity dwells."
—#MrinaliniMukherjee#MetBreuerMemories
Over a month on from the murder of George Floyd, and the deaths of many black people at the hands of the police are still going without proper investigation in the USA. (1/5)
COVID-19 has put paid to our plans for a production this summer, but we are trying to find ways to stay engaged with our audience. We've launched a podcast called Performance in Progress where @CeciliaStinton, @JessieAnand and guests discuss what goes into making opera today.
📢 We're excited to share that all four Tate galleries will open on 27 July!
We're working hard to welcome you back safely, with some changes around the galleries to make this happen. While we prepare for your visit, explore our opening programme here: https://t.co/IxRePNhSNO
Tate's commitment to race equality: https://t.co/T59MCQoaFV
Our commitment to this plan—& real change at Tate—will never end. We will listen, learn, act & above all, support our colleagues, members, artists, visitors & followers. 🖤
John Akomfrah CBE, The Unfinished Conversation
Finding inspiration today in the work of Turkish artist #FahrelnissaZeid (1901–1991), best known for her vibrant, kaleidoscopic paintings. Here she is in her studio in Paris, where she painted by tacking canvases across the walls. https://t.co/AbpKArLJ3g