Issue 14
We’ve covered some eccentric events during TateShots’ short history, and this issue is no different. First there’s Alison Knowles’ performance Make a Salad, which involved throwing multiple lettuces and litres of salad dressing around Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall. Then there’s football on stilts during the world’s first Fluxus Olympiad. Humour aside, we also have interviews with photographers Juergen Teller and Sunil Gupta, and we go to Tate St Ives to see a new show by British artist Adam Chodzko. Meanwhile, beyond the gallery walls, we follow a Spanish collective of street artists as they take out their spray cans and let loose on the city. Please send feedback to tateshots@tate.org.uk.
Jane Burton, Editor, TateShots, 20 June 2008.
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