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Museum x Machine x Me Archive Display and Film Screening

5 October 2024 at 12.00–17.00

Evan Ifekoya, Ancestor as Muse 2024 © Evan Ifekoya

Join Evan Ifekoya for an archive display, film screening and discussion of Maud Sulter's art and legacy

Explore Ancestor as Muse, a new digital work developed by Ifekoya during their Transforming Collections Artist Research Residency, alongside material from Maud Sulter's archive and library. Following a screening of the short film maud. (2022) and a selection of films by the contributors, Ifekoya will discuss Sulter's legacy with the film's Director Natasha Ruwona, Producer Tomiwa Folorunso, Sound Designer Chizu Anucha and Artist Sekai Mechache.

Programme

Archive display and reading room 12.00-15.00

Film screening and discussion 15.00-17.00

Ancestor as Muse 

In an act of digital devotion, Evan Ifekoya has created a website as a tribute to Scottish artist Maud Sulter (1960-2008), showcasing her lasting legacy and impact. The site takes visitors on an intimate journey through materials from public collections and archives. It includes Ifekoya’s personal experience and reflections on how Sulter has inspired a new generation of artists. The website features uses narrated 'Letters to Maud', sound textures, and field and other sound recordings to explore lesser-known aspects of her work. Visitors can actively engage with the site through interactive features, allowing them to shape their own experience.

View works by other Transforming Collections Practice Research Residency Artists in the South Tank.

Learn more about all the artists and their work.

The Museum x Machine x Me programme aims to share some of the practice research insights and findings generated by the 3-year project, Transforming Collections: Reimagining Art, Nation and Heritage, led Professor susan pui san lok, Director of the University of the Arts London (UAL) Decolonising Arts Institute, in collaboration with the UAL and Creative Computing Institute and Tate, and funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.

Programme of Events

Conference
2-3 October, Tate Modern

Late
4 October, Tate Britain

Practice Research Residency Display
2-6 October, Tate Modern

Practice Research Residency Archive Display & Film Screening
5 October, Tate Modern

If there are any specific access adjustments you require in order to attend this event, please email ContactTransformingCollections@arts.ac.uk

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5 October 2024 at 12.00–17.00

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