“It’s hard to talk about Tate as an entity. It’s just a collection of individuals. For me, I like the idea that although it [dance] is a temporary transformation, its legacy will be permanent in the memory of the institution.”
Catherine Wood, Director of Programme at Tate Modern
A limited edition publication (2015) co-edited by Sara Wookey in collaboration with Siobhan Davies Dance. Sold directly through Sara for £25 plus shipping & handling.
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The publication includes a series of conversations with dance artists, curators and directors, who share their experiences of presenting or performing dance in museum and gallery spaces. Its purpose is to offer a platform of individual voices that – as a collection – renders visible shared and differing perspectives, value systems and ideologies about movement-based practices within visual art-focused cultural spaces and creating positive lasting legacies.
In conversation with: Andrew Bonacina, Florence Peake, Catherine Wood, Nicola Conibere, Robbie Synge, Yvonne Rainer, Frank Bock, Martin Hargreaves, Alex Sainsbury, Siobhan Davies, Hugo Worthy, Matthias Sperling, Katye Coe, Joe Moran, Stephanie Rosenthal.
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Prompting thinking about the potential of “care” for the human body, artworks, objects and architecture in a common space and who might serve those needs, the publication invites strategies for best practice for a sustainable future of this renewed meeting of dance practices and visual art institutions.