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Friday 24 September 2004
13.00–17.30

The Artist: Educator, Entrepreneur or Mentor?

Part of British Art Week

There have been radical changes in professional art training since the 1970s in Britain . For some this has meant the decline of good practice and for others a much needed revision. But how significant is the institutionalisation of ‘artists’? As art education shifts to incorporate new ideas of creativity, business opportunities, career management skills and ideas about entrepreneurship, how do we begin to define the role of the contemporary artist and educator? What is the current relationship between the ‘artist’ and the ‘academy’?

For British Art Week, this afternoon symposium invites Jon Thompson, Mark Wallinger, Richard Wentworth, Kasper Koeing, Jean Christophe Amman, Phyllida Barlow, Suchan Kinoshita and Isabella Graw, all leading artists, curators, critics, editors and historians in the contemporary field, to discuss these issues.

Tate Britain Auditorium
£15 (£10 concessions), booking required
Price includes refreshments

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Access for wheelchairs and pushchairs   Hearing loop available  
Mat Collishaw, Sugar and Spice, All Things Nice, This Is What Little Girls Are Made Of #8, 1998
Mat Collishaw
Sugar and Spice, All Things Nice, This Is What Little Girls Are Made Of #8 1998
Courtesy Modern Art, London. © The artist