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Lord Ed Vaizey Chair of Tate Liverpool Advisory Group Professor
Tate Board of Trustees
Lord Ed Vaizey Chair of Tate Liverpool Advisory Group Professor
short film about Roy Lichenstein
When Roy was at Ohio State, he had an art professor, Hoyt Sherman, who was a huge
Tate glossary definition for avant-garde: Art that is innovatory, introducing or exploring new forms or subject matter
Although a passionate and charismatic professor of art at Dusseldorf Academy his
Examining emerging models and practice for collecting, documenting and conserving performance-based art
Foundation for the Conservation of Contemporary, Art (SBMK); Renée van de Vall, Professor
The Live List contains a set of prompts listing useful things to consider when bringing a live work into a collection.
Foundation for the Conservation of Contemporary, Art (SBMK); Renée van de Vall, Professor
New York, 4 December 1932 My dearest Annerl! Today I spent a lot of time thinking about how to make our Spanish trip a reality. The hope of taking such a long and unhurried journey through Spain with you is so enticing that I will do everything in my power to make it happen in the spring if at all possible. For the time being I’m working hard, writing more novellas for publication, then I want to start learning Spanish (the Berlitz way), and I’m going to buy myself various books about Spanish history and geography and art. Then, as …
, perhaps even as a professor of English literature?
Artist Cao Fei discusses works in the Tate collection in relation to Charles Saatchi’s 1997 exhibition Sensation and Chinese Contemporary Art 1999–2000
Chinese Painting and the Mass Audience a lecture at Tate Modern by Craig Clunas, Professor
Artist page for Nam June Paik (1932–2006)
That year he also performed his first satellite telecast and became visiting professor
Annual growth rings from this painting were examined by Professor Peter Klein of
[Transcription/translation] 17.1.1979 my dear joseph, isn’t it funny how these problems, these questions, just keep coming up, from generation to generation! i’ve just put down your brühl’sche terrasse [brühl terrace] and i’m still moved by its relevance! certainly, the privations, the purely economic privations, are unfamiliar to me, but my student days in stuttgart weren’t so different: working at the brewery to earn some money, working here, there and everywhere just to survive! … and all that – quite miraculously! – having already survived the war… just thinking about it induces painful nausea in me… let’s say no more about …
screenprints from the montaru series). these moved him deeply. 1953–56 studies under professor