The Tate gallery has bought a work by Chinese artist Ai Weiwei made up of 8 million porcelain sunflower seeds — a portion of the 100 million he brought to London in 2010.
Tate said Monday that it had purchased “Sunflower Seeds 2010” — 10 cubic meters (13 cubic yards) of seeds, hand-crafted by Chinese artisans, which can be displayed either as a conical pile or as a square or rectangular bed.
Tate today announced a new initiative dedicated to bringing more work by Indigenous artists into its collection.
Tate has joined forces with Art Explora and MuMo mobile museum to take masterpieces from Tate’s national collection to the Midlands and the North
Avant Arte’s latest collaboration is with Ai Weiwei – Guardian, a new time-limited print edition will be available for just […]
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National Portrait Gallery announces shortlist for Herbert Smith Freehills Portrait Award 2024 L-R: Zizi, 2023 by Isabella Watling © Isabella Watling; Jacqueline with Still Life, 2020 by Antony Williams © Antony Williams;…
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