Tate Modern | Music & Performance | UBS Openings: The Long Weekend

Raw Canvas Skate Park Bring your board and join in or just watch the pros	Open 10.00–20.00 Skate demos at 15.00 and 18.00	River Landscape, outside Tate Modern
The Great Turbine Challenge A giant interactive board game for children and grown-ups	Play between 11.00–17.00	Level 2, Turbine Hall
Tate Street Studio An interactive photography project in which visitors can have their photo taken within a Surrealist interior	Open 11.00–17.00	Turbine Hall
Long Lounge A chill out area for 15 to 23 year olds	Open 12.00–17.00	East Room, Level 7
Trisha Brown Dance Company: Man Walking Down the Side of a Building A ground-breaking performance of Man Walking Down the Side of a Building	Performances at 12.00 and 15.00	Exterior of the building
Screening of a short film programme featuring related dance pieces made by Trisha Brown in the 1970s	Continuous screenings from 10.00 to 18.00	Starr Auditorium, Level 2
Art Talk with Mark Speight The BBC children’s presenter talks about a work which fascinates him	12.30–13.00	For venue ask Information
Raw Canvas Film Screenings A Take 32, Raw Canvas and Gateway Foyer film project exploring the issue of peer pressure	13.00–14.00	East Room, Level 7
Art talk with Stewart Holme Anarchist novelist discusses a work he feels passionate about	15.00–15.30	For venue ask Information
ULTRA: Extreme Economy in Electronic Music Awe-inspiring music and visualisation performance by Ryoji Ikeda, alva noto and Robert Henke (tickets required - pre-booking essential)	21.00	Turbine Hall

Tate and UBS share a vision to open up art. Together we have created UBS Openings, a dynamic and wide-reaching programme focused on the Tate Modern Collection.

The programme features the complete re-hang of Tate Modern's permanent Collection, including a selection of works from The UBS Art Collection, an annual cultural festival, regular live events and an exciting range of activities for families.

By working together, we believe that our unique partnership will enable us to reach out to more audiences than ever before.

Opening up art. Tate Modern Collection with UBS

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