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Tate Collective After Hours Magdalena Abakanowicz

27 November 2022 at 19.00–21.00
Person in red dungarees standing amongst Abakanowicz's works.

Install shots (c) Tate Photography, Madeline Buddo

An exclusive chance for Tate Collective to explore the show, plus drop into our meditative letter writing workshop to experience her works through your own lens

We're keeping Tate Modern open after hours exclusively for Tate Collective! Get ready to immerse yourself in Abakanowicz’s forest-like world of sculptures. Discover her towering works made from woven fibres. Plus, experience her special three-dimensional textile works called Abakans.

After the show, drop into our meditative letter writing workshop, inspired by Abakanowicz. The workshop offers a peaceful moment to look inwards and explore your emotions through a letter to yourself. For centuries letters have been an intimate channel into a person's life. They connect our inner thoughts to our physical state. We’ll guide you to use Abakanowicz’s sculptures as inspiration to write your own.

Led by journaling pro Abigail Busenze and Tate Collective Producer, Jess Ingram.

Tate Collective is supported by Garfield Weston Foundation, The Rothschild Foundation, and Tate Patrons.

Abigail Busenze

Abigail Busenze is a BBC Assistant Producer with a degree in Psychology. She is recognised for her journaling with entries being shared internationally on platforms like Gurls Talk and recited in albums for upcoming artists. Her platform In My Cerebellum showcases her journal entries. Abigail’s workshops guide people to observe their thoughts, explore different perspectives and formulate a story to better understand themselves.

Jess Ingram

Jess Ingram is a Tate Collective Producer. She has previously worked on projects at the Wellcome Collection and William Morris Gallery. Her practice is related to anti-ableist curatorial practice, visual-culture, language and collective writing. She is a curating student at Goldsmiths University of London.

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