Tag: Tate St Ives

  • Emilija Škarnulytė

    From river pollution to radioactive waste, through aquatic atmospheres and mythic journeys, Emilija Škarnulytė’s immersive films and installations explore the fragility of our ecology

  • Emma Critchley: Soundings

    Through film, sound and dance, the artist’s continuing investigative project takes audiences on a journey to the deep, focusing on the environmental issue of deep-sea mining

  • Outi Pieski – interview: ‘Contemporary art museums in general are spaces for dreaming and experimenting’

    Small carved figures, knotted fringes and historic hats represent Pieski’s Sámi heritage as do her luminous painted landscapes and they work powerfully in her show at Tate St Ives to highlight systemic injustices to land and people

  • The Casablanca Art School: Platforms and Patterns for a Postcolonial Avant-Garde 1962-1987

    This is the story of how a group of artists experimenting with strikingly modern and colourful abstract design transformed art in postcolonial Morocco

  • Petrit Halilaj: Very Volcanic Over This Green Feather

    Halilaj is now a renowned artist who has shown around the world, but this poignant exhibition draws on the work he made as a traumatised 13-year-old fleeing the atrocities of the war in Kosovo

  • Haegue Yang: Strange Attractors

    Connections both cosmic and corporeal are woven throughout Haegue Yang’s sculptures, collages and wallpaper in an immersive mixture that stimulates both eye and brain

  • Naum Gabo: Constructions for Real Life

    This first major British survey of Gabo’s work in more than 30 years includes paintings, drawings, architectural designs and sculpture and shows his enduring influence on architects and designers

  • Patrick Heron

    Patrick Heron’s postwar abstraction places figure and ground on an equal footing and exploits the all-important edge between forms and colours to create intense expressions of musicality and emotion

  • Virginia Woolf: An Exhibition Inspired By Her Writings

    The great modernist writer serves as a presiding spirit in an inclusive, multifarious group show, displayed in the town that triggered her childhood imagination

  • Art from the seabed

    Mysteries of the sea and unexplored areas hidden in the ocean depths have preoccupied creative minds throughout the ages. Nottingham Contemporary art centre has put together more than 150 artworks by contemporary and historic artists, demonstrating that fantastic stories about…