Tuesday 27 April 2010, 10.30–16.00

TATE MODERN  FOR ALL LEVELS

With the prevalence of new media today, young people are constantly exposed to interactive forms of engagement and as a consequence are in a position to apply their own set of tools to interpreting time-based work. Focusing on film, video, audio, interactivity and performance in the Collection displays, this course explores durational art as a unique learning resource. It introduces:

• Practical ways to observe and unpick meaning in durational art
• Ideas for how to place durational and interactive art work in a broader visual and cultural context
• Ways to encourage students to make links between the art work on display and their everyday experiences.

Tate Modern  McAulay A
£95
20 places, includes tea, coffee and lunch