Futurist Friday - States of Flux - 26 May 2006

• Surasi Kusolwong - One Pound Turbo Market (you’ll have a good time)
• DJ Spooky - Accompanying Walther Ruttmann's Berlin, Symphony of a Great City

Surrealist Saturday - Poetry and Dream - 27 May 2006

• Joan Miró and Joan Baixas - Merma Never Dies
• The Real Tuesday Weld - Accompanying Hans Richter's Dreams That Money Can Buy

Abstract Sunday - Material Gestures - 28 May 2006

• John Cage - Musicircus
• Courtney Pine - Accompanying Kenneth Macpherson's Borderline

Minimalist Monday - Idea and Object - 29 May 2006

• Trisha Brown - Man Walking Down the Side of a Building (in the year 2006)
• ULTRA: Extreme Economy in Electronic Music and Visualization

Ongoing

• Families - The Great Turbine Challenge
• Raw Canvas - Skate Park, MC Lounge & Brixton Street Studio

Tate Modern presented a landmark four-day festival of performance and live events to celebrate the opening of Tate Modern's new Collection displays, which had been changed for the first time since the gallery opened in May 2000. Each day of the four-day festival was themed around one of the four new wings of the displays including: Material Gestures, Poetry and Dream, Idea and Object, and States of Flux.

 

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

 

Media partner: The Times

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