see the
Chris Ofili exhibition
it's what all the fuss is about!
If you're under 26, see the show for just £5 with ID
Young British creatives respond to Turner prize winning artist Chris Ofili's exhibition at Tate Britain.
Charlie Dark presents Bring the Noise. Each artist has selected works from Ofili's exhibition and provides a response using their own creative platform whether that be music, comedy, street art, fashion or hair cutting.
Sunday 14 March 11:00–18:00
Listen to Mala's original dub plate track, watch star barber Damon cut Ofili inspired hair styles, join Cut the Chat's confessions with secret guest stars, listen to Jan Blake tell sumptuous stories of Nigeria and Trinidad and catch the unpredictably hilarious stand up comedy of Eddie Kadi along with stylish creations by street artist INSA. Plus DJ Ace, Rinse MC, Fatsarazzi, magic, steel band, album cover design and hip hop theatre workshops ...
Free tickets for main performances are on a first come first served basis from 11:00.
Sunday 21 March 11:00–18:00
Witness the evolutionary massive new tunes mixed live by Cooly G and exciting grime-pop infusion of Goldielocks, and raise the temperature with an explosive new performance by Tinie Tempah. Then make your own beats with Rolling Sound music studios, and your chance to rock some serious Ofili inspired nail art with celeb's favourite WAH Nails. Plus award-winning actor Adam Deacon improv workshops, spoken word, magic and more ...
Free tickets for main performances are on a first come first served basis from 12.00.
Visual Dialogues:
Young people and artists interpreting art together.
How to get to Tate Britain
Tate Britain, London, SW1
[Tube] Pimlico/Vauxhall
[Bus] 2, 3, 36, 87, 88, 185, 360, 435, 507 and C10
Supported by
and
With additional support from
The Chris Ofili Exhibition Supporters Group