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Reverence and Reproach: Modernist Legacies in Contemporary Film and Video

6 July 2015 at 19.30–21.30
Two stills from Gregory Markopoulos’s film Moment, 1970

Two stills from Gregory Markopoulos’s film Moment, 1970

© Markopoulos Photographic Collection

Elizabeth Price still from At the House of Mr X, 2007

Elizabeth Price still from At the House of Mr X, 2007

Two stills from Gregory Markopoulos’s film Moment, 1970

Two stills from Gregory Markopoulos’s film Moment, 1970

Ursula Mayer still from Interiors 2006

Still from Ursula Mayer's Interiors 2006

multiple photographs are assembled including people walking, dancing and lying down in fields

Lucy Stein and Shana Moulton Polventon film still 2013

two people seen entering a glass and concrete building in the distance

Maria Taniguchi Mies 421 film still 2010

Coinciding with the exhibition Barbara Hepworth: Sculpture for a Modern World, this screening explores how modernist art and design is referenced and re-emerges in contemporary moving image practice. A rare screening of Gregory Markopoulos’s 16mm film portrait of Barbara Hepworth, Moment (1970), is followed by video works by artists Shana Moulton and Lucy Stein, Pauline Beaudemont, Ursula Mayer, Elizabeth Price, Maria Taniguchi and Mark Leckey.

Jarman Award winner Ursula Mayer and visual artist Lucy Stein will be joined by lecturer and curator Dr Lucy Reynolds and Tate Britain’s Assistant Curator Inga Fraser to discuss how subsequent generations of artists occupy and appropriate territories of high modernism.

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6 July 2015 at 19.30–21.30

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