UBS Openings: Saturday Live
Mumbai
UBS Openings: Saturday Live presents a ground-breaking programme of live works at Tate Modern every two months.
This day-long series of events is an opportunity to experience the remarkable cultural scene of contemporary Mumbai and explore the pioneering work produced in this lively and eclectic Indian metropolis.
The day starts with a symposium examining the role arts and culture have played in regenerating the city.
During the day there are two performances by Tejal Shah and Varsha Nair, and Monali Meher.
Later, Cinema of Prayoga presents films by influential artists whose work portrays contemporary life in their homeland.
In the evening Café 2 is the venue for live performance by poets D’Archetypes, music from Mumbai-based musician Mukul and a performance by Sujata Goel and Tarek Halaby.
| Mapping Mumbai | Starr Auditorium | 10.30–17.00 |
| Encounter(s): Tejal Shah and Varsha Nair |
Public spaces | 11.30–12.00 15.30–16.00 17.30–18.00 |
| Between the Familiar/ Unfamiliar, the Home and Heart, Beats a Golden Kiss: Monali Meher |
Idea and Object display, Level 5 | 13.00–15.00 |
| Cinema of Prayoga: Migration and [Dis]location |
Starr Auditorium | 18.00–19.15 |
| Live in the Café: D'Archetypes, Sujata Goel and Tarek Halaby, and Mukul |
Café 2 | 20.00–00.00 |

UBS Openings is an exciting programme of events and activities which form part of the partnership between Tate Modern and UBS, a global financial services firm, over three years.
- UBS Openings: Saturday Live: D'Archetypes, Sujata Goel and Tarek Halaby, and Mukul Saturday 16 September 2006 free
- UBS Openings: Saturday Live: Migration and [Dis]location Saturday 16 September 2006
- UBS Openings: Saturday Live: Encounter(s): Tejal Shah and Varsha Nair Saturday 16 September 2006 free
- UBS Openings: Saturday Live: Mapping Mumbai Saturday 16 September 2006
- UBS Openings: Saturday Live: Between the Familiar/Unfamiliar,: the Home and Heart, Beats a Golden Kiss: Monali Meher Saturday 16 September 2006 free
