Susan Hiller

1940–2019

In Tate Britain

Walk Through British Art: Sixty Years

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Biography

Susan Hiller (March 7, 1940 – January 28, 2019) was an American-born artist who lived in London, United Kingdom. Her art practice included installation, video, photography, performance and writing.

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Artworks

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Susan Hiller Psi Girls

1999
Susan Hiller From the Freud Museum

1991–6
Susan Hiller Belshazzar’s Feast, the Writing on Your Wall

1983–4

On display at Tate Britain part of Walk Through British Art
Susan Hiller Monument

1980–1
Susan Hiller Dedicated to the Unknown Artists

1972–6
Susan Hiller An Entertainment

1990
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Susan Hiller The J. Street Project

2002–5
Susan Hiller The Fight

2007

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Film and audio

Talking Art: Susan Hiller

Susan Hiller is renowned for making works which investigate often overlooked everyday phenomena. She employs sound, video, text and photography, …
Poem of the Month: David Harsent

This month David Harsent presents his poem on Jean Dubuffet’s Le Arbres de Fluides 1950, and Susan Hiller’s After the …

Features

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Tate Etc

A connoisseur of uncertainty: Susan Hiller

Brian Dillon

Susan Hiller: In her mixed-media installations and video works, Susan Hiller’s art journeys through the intangible landscapes of imagination, dreams …
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Tate Etc. issue 29: Autumn 2013

Tate Etc. issue 29, Autumn 2013; online edition of Tate's magazine
In Focus

From the Freud Museum 1991–6 by Susan Hiller

Alexandra Kokoli

Psychoanalytic ideas, ethnographic display and the artist’s free associations between physical remains, personal memories and historical events shape this in-depth …
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Angelica Kauffmann's Portrait of a Lady

Susan Hiller

Tate Etc. at Tate Britain / Artists' Perspectives
Tate Papers

Lawrence Alloway’s Spatial Utopia: Contemporary Photography as ‘Horizontal Description’

Shelley Rice

The mobility of art was a concept central to British critic Lawrence Alloway’s understanding of the role of visual imagery …
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Tate Etc. issue 21: Spring 2011

Tate Etc. Issue 21: Visiting and revisiting Art, etcetera; online edition of Tate's magazine
Tate Papers

Elasticity of Exhibition: Landmark Exhibitions Issue

Guy Brett

This paper looks at a number of exhibitions planned and installed by artists from the late 1950s until the present. …
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Perspectives: Negotiating the Archive

Sue Breakell

Archives are more prominent than ever, not only in art practice and theoretical discourse but also in popular culture. An …
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Awkward Relations

Neil Mulholland

This paper focuses on practices that captured critical and curatorial attention in Scotland and England at the turn of this …
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Cultivated minds: The art of the garden

Martin Postle and Christoph Becker

Martin Postle talks to Christoph Becker about artists and the inspiration of their gardens