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Charlotte Mullins, Neal Tait and Martin Maloney
Painting and Illusion

Neal Tait, Button Mushroom, 2003–4
Neal Tait
Button Mushroom 2003–4
© The artist courtesy Jay Jopling / White Cube (London). Photo: Stephen White
Friday 6 October 2006, 20.45–21.15

It is often suggested that contemporary art and emerging artists have little time or respect for history, and figure painting is seen by some as a faded genre, no longer worth considering.

In the Holbein in England exhibition, critic Charlotte Mullins and artists Martin Maloney and Neal Tait explore the dynamic and often turbulent relationship their work has to the figure and to history.

This event coincides with the publication of Mullins’s Painting People: The State of the Art by Thames & Hudson.

Supported by Gordon's® Sloe gin.

Tate Britain  In the Exhibition
Free with discounted exhibition ticket, booking required
For tickets, call 020 7887 8888.


Access for wheelchairs and pushchairs  

This event is related to the Holbein in England exhibition