| Saturday 4 October 2008 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
|
Tate Britain 10.00–17.50 |
Exhibition
 Tate's fourth Triennial exhibition opens at Tate Britain in February 2009. A series of one-day events, or Prologues, are taking place in the lead up to the show, to introduce and provoke debate on the Triennial's themes.
Find out more 
|
|
|
|
Tate Britain 10.00–17.50 |
Exhibition
 Juneau Projects,established by artists Phil Duckworth and Ben Sadler, have created a new installation for the Sculpture Court Commission.
Find out more
|
||
|
Tate Britain 10.00–17.50 |
Exhibition
 For Art Now guest curator Ryan Gander has investigated ideas that have arisen in his own practice, including chance encounters and the playfulness of random occurrences.
Find out more
|
||
|
Tate Britain 10.00–17.50 |
Exhibition
 Historic and contemporary drawings from the Tate Collection, many of which have rarely been exhibited before.
Find out more
|
||
|
Tate Britain 10.00–17.50 |
Exhibition
 This two-room display features works on paper by Turner and explores his working methods and techniques.
Find out more
|
||
|
Tate Britain 10.00–17.50 |
Exhibition
 Francis Bacon (1909-1992) is widely acknowledged as one of the greatest painters of the twentieth century.
Find out more
|
|
|
|
Tate Britain 10.00–17.50 |
Exhibition
 Creed's Work No. 850 centres on a simple idea: that a person will run as fast as they can every thirty seconds through the gallery.
Find out more
|
||
|
Tate Britain 10.00–17.50 |
Exhibition
 The exhibition of artists shortlisted for the Turner Prize 2008.
Find out more
|
|
|
|
Tate Modern 10.00–22.00 |
Exhibition
 Latifa Echakhch creates sculptures and installations that explore the visual and architectural codes of identity.
Find out more
|
||
|
Tate Modern 10.00–22.00 |
Exhibition
 Cold Mouth Prayer is a panoramic new painting, specially commissioned for Tate Modern’s Restaurant.
Find out more
|
||
|
Tate Modern 10.00–22.00 |
Exhibition
 Mark Rothko (1903-1970) is one of America’s most significant post-war painters. This exhibition will be an unprecedented exploration of his late series of work.
Find out more
|
|
|
|
Tate Modern 10.00–22.00 |
Exhibition
 A display showcasing international artists who have explored the relationship between experience and abstract mark-making.
Find out more
|
||
|
Tate Liverpool 10.00–17.50 |
Exhibition
![Rio (with Palms) [Las Vegas], Sarah Morris, 2000](/20080924135950im_/http://www.tate.org.uk/images/cms/thumb/15323t_w_t07891_9morris.jpg "Rio (with Palms) [Las Vegas], Sarah Morris, 2000") A major re-hang of the Tate Collection brings key works, both representational and abstract to three floors of galleries.
Find out more
|
||
|
Tate Liverpool 10.00–17.50 |
Exhibition
 The UK’s largest festival of contemporary visual art.
Find out more
|
|
|
|
Tate St Ives 10.00–17.30 |
Exhibition
 An exhibition by Heimo Zobernig, one of the most respected artists working in Europe today.
Find out more
|
|
|
|
Tate Britain 10.00–17.50 |
Family Events
 Explore the exciting gallery spaces at Tate Britain
Find out more
|
||
|
Tate Modern 10.00–22.00 |
Family Events
 Choose your own Tate Teaser trail and go exploring modern art.
Find out more
|
||
|
Tate Modern 10.00–22.00 |
Family Events
 The one-stop place to pick up imaginative ways to introduce children to modern art.
Find out more
|
||
|
Tate Liverpool 10.00–17.50 |
Family Events
 Pick up a Family Bag and go on a trail around the gallery
Find out more
|
||
|
Tate St Ives 10.00–17.30 |
Family Events
 Tune into the voices of St Ives Junior School
Find out more
|
||
|
Tate Britain 11.00–17.00 |
Family Events
 Pick an activity pack, coloured pencils and paper and explore the galleries.
Find out more
|
||
|
Tate Modern 11.00–17.00 |
Family Events
 Come and try our weekend drop-in activities for families.
Find out more
|
||
|
Tate Modern 11.00–17.00 |
Family Events
 Come and try our weekend drop-in activities for families.
Find out more
|
||
|
Tate St Ives 13.00–16.00 |
Teachers
Join us at these friendly and inspiring private events.
Find out more
|
||
|
Tate St Ives 13.00–14.00 |
Talks/Discussions/Lectures
International curator Jürgen Bock gives his perspective on the Heimo Zobernig exhibition.
Find out more
|
|
|
|
Tate Modern 14.00–17.00 |
Symposia/Seminars
 A symposium to discuss the legacy of Malian photographer Seydou Keïta.
Find out more
|
|
|
|
Tate Britain 14.30–14.45 |
Talks/Discussions/Lectures
 A fifteen-minute talk on Edward Burne-Jones's painting The Sleep of Arthur in Avalon
Find out more
|
||
BSL interpretation
Step-free access
Hearing loop
Visual description
