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Tim Batchelor, co-curator of the major Constable exhibition at Tate Britain this summer, tells us about the artist’s “six-foot” canvases and why if you can’t visit Tate Britain to see them yourself it’s worth a visit to www.tate.org.uk, exclusively sponsored by BT.
The Haywain (click for larger image)From 1 June, a major exhibition at Tate Britain of John Constable’s seminal “six-foot” exhibition canvases, Constable: The Great Landscapes, offers the first opportunity to view them all together. The “six-footers” are among
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Jemima Rellie, Head of Digital Programmes at Tate, tells us about the Turner Prize and how, if you can’t visit the exhibition at Tate Britain, you can still share your thoughts on Europe’s leading contemporary art prize on Tate’s website, which is sponsored by BT.
Tate Online: The Turner Prize
2005’s was the twenty-first Turner Prize. The annual award was established by the Patrons of New
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One of the curators of the world’s largest collections of works by J.M.W. Turner, Matthew Imms, tells us about the artist’s continued popularity and why if you can’t visit Tate Britain to see them yourself it’s worth a visit to www.tate.org.uk, exclusively sponsored by BT.
The Fighting Temeraire (click for larger image)A recent BBC Radio 4 poll to find the nation’s favourite painting chose Turner’s Fighting Temeraire. In fact it transpired the shortlist had been tweaked by the judges because
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La Biennale di Venezia 2010 – current events
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