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Teachers' notes
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Printable notes including an introduction to the A Picture of Britain exhibition, detailed examination of artwork, cross-curricular
themes, discussion points, links and activities.
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Educators' pack to accompany the Afro Modern exhibition at Tate Liverpool with a collection of ideas, workshops and points
for discussion. The activities are suitable for all ages and can be adapted to your needs.
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Printable notes including an introduction and detailed examination of the Alan Davie, Richard Slee and Partou Zia exhibition,
the Pier Arts Centre Collection. Incudes trigger questions. Appendices: artists' biographies, Piers Centre, art glossary,
'the artist's words' and suggested activities.
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This teacher's pack focuses on four key works by Albers and Moholy-Nagy and provides information, discussion points and classroom
activities about each one.
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Teachers' notes relating to a key work by Alfred Wallis with ideas for how to extend learning back in the classroom.
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Printable notes including an introduction to the Anthony Caro exhibition, an artist biography, detailed examination of artwork,
cross-curricular themes, discussion points, links and activities.
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Printable notes including an introduction to the Antony Gormley exhibition, an artist biography, detailed examination of artwork,
theme issues and curriculum links, suggestions for follow-up activities, materials and techniques and link to the Barbara
Hepworth Museum.
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Printable notes including an introduction to the Arte Povera exhibition, curriculum links and a post-visit activity, six thematic
key-work cards suggesting gallery discussions, a photocopiable ‘sample book’ for students and an exhibition guide.
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Exploring works from the Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden at Trewyn Studio in St Ives. Includes key themes, questions
and suggested activities.
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Printable notes including facts about Newman and his career, sheets on ‘Ways of Looking’ and cross-curricular links, a detailed
discussion of exhibition themes, information on structuring a visit, an exhibition guide and three colour postcards.
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Notes for teachers including information and practical ideas for groups.
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Teachers' pack with ideas for KS1 classroom activities incorporating games and craft ideas from the Tate Kids website.
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Printable notes including an introduction to the Bruce Nauman exhibition, an artist biography, detailed examination of artwork,
discussion points, links and activities.
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Teachers' notes to accompany the Bryan Wynter Retrospective at Tate St Ives in 2001.
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Teachers' notes and suggested activities to accompany the exhibition Centre of the Creative Universe: Liverpool and the Avant
Garde at Tate Liverpool.
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Teachers' notes to accompany the Chris Ofili exhibition with A4 images, introductory information, discussion points, links,
and activities. Key Stage 3-5.
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Printable notes including introduction to the exhibition, advice for teachers, discussion themes, questions and exercises.
Themes include French and British art before Waterloo, the battle of Waterloo and its consequences, the death of the hero
and French influence on British art.
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Notes pour enseignants: la thèse de l'exposition, conseil aux professeurs, comments aborder l'exposition, L'art avant Waterloo,
La Bataille de Waterloo et ses suites, La mort de l'heros, un sujet sans héros et l’influence de l’art français sur la peinture
britannique.
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Double-sided A4 Cards with introductory information, full colour images, discussion points, links and activities.
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Printable notes including an introduction to the Brancusi exhibition, the artist's life and career in context, links across
the curriculum and to other artworks, and thematic sheets. Aimed at school teachers and group leaders from adult and community
education.
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Printable notes including an introduction to the Cruel and Tender exhibition, the historical and critical context, curriculum
links and classroom suggestions, and five thematic topics with discussion points.
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Notes for teachers to accompany The Dark Monarch exhibition at Tate St Ives including works in focus, key themes and questions.
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Printable notes including an introduction to the Days Like These exhibition, facts and questions to discuss, suggested themes
and issues to consider, resources and further research, primary group activities and topics and key work cards.
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Teacher and student notes including key work cards, discussion points, links and activities.
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Educators pack with introductory information, discussion points, links and activities.
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Printable notes including an introduction to the Eva Hesse exhibition, links with other artists, displays and curriculum.
Examinations of the art historical context, materials used by Hesse and conservation issues. Gallery and classroom activities
included.
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Teacher and student notes. Downloadable full colour A4 images with introductory information, discussion points, links and
activities for use in the gallery or classroom.
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A downloadable information and activity booklet for use in the gallery or classroom.
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Printable notes including an introduction to the Gainsborough exhibition, thematic points, setting the context for secondary
teachers, discussion notes and looking at the exhibition. Discusses 18th century portraits, landscape paintings and modern
technique and includes a timeline.
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Five posters showing images of key Gilbert & George artworks on one side, with information, ideas for discussion and activities
on the other.
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An introduction to the five themes of the Global Cities exhibition at Tate Modern and a range of discussion points and student
activities for Key Stage 1-5.
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A resource for young people aged 13 upwards. The pack provides practical activities to directly engage young people with the
Global Cities exhibition at Tate Modern.
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This pack will help educators focus on suggested activities and points for discussion that can be used in the classroom and
in the gallery.
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Printable notes including an introduction to the Gwen John and Augustus John exhibition, including background information
about the artists, discussion of central themes and ideas in the exhibition. Features seven key-work cards with detailed
examination of works, plus activities, links and discussion questions.
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This pack can be used to plan a visit to the exhibition and as a stimulus for classroom discussion.
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This teachers' pack focuses on the sculpture Moon Head by Henry Moore, providing information, discussion points and classroom
activities.
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Teachers' notes to accompany the Henry Moore exhibition at Tate Britain, containing full colour A4 images, with introductory
information, discussion points, links and activities.
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Downloadable full colour A4 images with introductory information, discussion points, links and activities. For use in the
gallery or the classroom.
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This teachers' pack focuses on three key works by Holbein, providing information, discussion points and classroom activities
about each one.
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Teachers' notes to accompany the Hugh Stoneman: Master Printer exhibition at Tate St Ives. Includes a glossary of printmaking
terms.
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Printable notes including an introduction to the Ian Hamilton Finlay exhibition, an artist biography, key themes and ideas,
detailed examination of artwork, trigger questions and things to think about, further reading, glossary and appendix.
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Printable notes including an introduction to the In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida exhibition, featuring Angus Fairhurst, Damien Hirst and
Sarah Lucus. Information on each artist, themes to discuss and resources available. Includes a photocopiable "key work" focus
to use in the exhibition.
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This teachers' pack focuses on three key works by Kandinsky, providing information, discussion points and classroom activities
about each one. A theoretical and historical context for Kandinsky’s abstraction is illustrated with 4 further works.
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Printable notes including an introduction to the Beneath a Black Sky exhibition of works by Karl Weschke and selected artists,
discussion of artwork by Grayson Perry, Bernard Leach and Ged Quinn and selected artists, trigger questions, suggested activities
and further reading.
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Separate downloadable appendices to accompany the Beneath a Black Sky exhibition: artist biographies, glossary of art terms
and 'the artist's words'.
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Teachers' notes focussing on a key work by Katy Moran with ideas for classroom activities.
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Teachers' pack with ideas for KS3 classroom activities incorporating games and craft ideas from the Tate Kids website.
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The Looking for Change resource is a portable guide to your visits to the galleries, but also the preparation for and further
development of the work you will do there.
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Teachers' pack to accompany the Louise Bourgeois exhibition at Tate Modern. It can be used to plan a visit to the exhibition
and as a stimulus for discussion surrounding the artist’s work with complementary activities.
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Information and practical information for school groups to accompany the Margo Maeckelberghe exhibition.
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Printable notes including an introduction to the Max Beckmann exhibition, key historical and art historical contexts, links
with other artists, displays and curriculum. Four thematic topics with discussion points.
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Teachers' pack to accompany the Millais exhibition at Tate Britain, including full colour A4 images, introductory information,
discussion points, links and activities. For use in the gallery or classroom.
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Teachers' pack with ideas for KS2 classroom activities incorporating games and craft ideas from the Tate Kids website.
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An introduction to exploring Meireles’ installations and artworks and a way-in to looking at other contemporary art and artists
in the Tate Collection and beyond.
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Teachers' pack to accompany the Niki de Saint Phalle exhibition at Tate Liverpool including information and suggested activities
and a guide to further resources.
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The pack is intended as an introduction to the exhibition with a collection of ideas, workshops and points for discussion.
The activities are suitable for all ages and can be adapted to your needs.
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An insight into Tate's painting conservation department written by two AS students who spent a week working with conservators
to look at works by Cornelius Johnson and Mark Rothko.
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Printable notes including an introduction and detailed examination of the Painting not Painting exhibition of the works of
Terry Frost, Jim Lambie, Victoria Morton, Julie Roberts and Richard Slee. Includes trigger questions, further reading and
an appendix: 'the artist's words'.
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Contextual information on the Caulfield display along with ideas for educators planning a trip to Tate Liverpool.
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Printable notes including an introduction to the Pre-Raphaelite Vision exhibition, related learning resources, key exhibition
themes, discussion points and activities, a room-by-room description of exhibition and a feedback questionnaire. Particularly
suitable for GCSE and A-level students.
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Printable notes including an introduction and detailed examination of the Real Life exhibition of film and video art featuring
work by selected leading artists. Includes facts and questions, trigger questions, things to think about and further reading.
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Printable notes including an introduction and detailed examination of the Richard Long, Naum Gabo, Kosho Ito exhibition. Includes
'about the artists', trigger questions, things to think about, further reading, a glossary and a Richard Long poem, 'Five,
six, pick up sticks'.
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Information and practical ideas for school groups to accompany the Rose Hilton exhibition.
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Printable notes including an introduction to the Sandra Blow exhibition, an artist biography and choice of materials and techniques,
detailed examination of artwork, things to think about and trigger questions, reading suggestions and a glossary.
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Printable notes including an introduction to the Stanley Spencer exhibition, ideas for student discussion, examinations of
the private world of the self, landscape - a sense of place, World War I, connections between sex and religion, painting and
writing and a painter's point of view.
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This pack is designed to support teachers and older students in the classroom and Gallery to help plan and enjoy your visit
to Summer of Love. It provides an overview of the exhibition, information on some key works and suggested discussion points,
activities and links. Activities are adaptable for specific age groups and are not aimed at particular key stages.
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This Autumn focuses on three artists – Tacita Dean, Kerstin Kartscher and Simon Carroll. Also on show is a new Tate acquisition
- the video work by John Wood and Paul Harrison, Twenty six (Drawing and Falling Things) 2001. A new display of works from
the Tate Collection that highlights the story of modernism in St Ives is on display in Gallery one.
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Information about the exhibitions and displays, key works and suggestions of themes to consider and discuss. The spring 2005
displays: Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, Denis Mitchell, Callum Innes, Alfred Wallis, and Bernard Leach.
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Information about the exhibitions and displays, key works and suggestions of themes to consider and discuss. The spring 2006
displays; Ellsworth Kelly, Light into Colour: Turner in the South West, Keiki Mukaide Light of the North and Modernism in
St Ives - artists associated with the St Ives School including Barbara Hepworth, Bryan Wynter, Peter Lanyon, Ben Nicholson,
Naum Gabo, Terry Frost, Paul Feiler and Patrick Heron.
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Information about the exhibitions and displays, key works and suggestions of themes to consider and discuss. The spring 2007
displays; Francis Bacon, Bryan Pearce and Art Now Corwall
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Printable notes about the exhibiting artists and works on display in the Tate St Ives Summer Exhibitions 2004. Suggested themes
and issues to discuss. Details of resources and further reading with suggested activities for primary and secondary groups.
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Printable notes about the exhibiting artists and works on display in the Tate St Ives Summer Exhibitions 2005. Suggested themes
and issues to discuss. Details of resources and further reading with suggested activities for primary and secondary groups.
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Information about the exhibitions at Tate St Ives, information about key works on display and suggestions of themes and routes
to use around the displays. The summer 2006 displays; John Hoyland, Tony O'Malley, Bernard Leach, Wilhelmina Barns-Graham.
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Information about the exhibitions and displays, key works and suggestions of themes to consider and discuss. The summer 2007
displays; If Everybody had an Ocean: Brian Wilson and Coast to Coast.
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Information about the exhibitions and displays, key works and suggestions of themes to consider and discuss. The winter 2004displays;
Trevor Bell, Bernard Leach, Toby Paterson, and Jem Southam.
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Teachers' pack to accompany the Winter 2007 exhibitions at Tate St Ives. The pack includes information about the artists whose
work is exhibited, an exploration of key themes, and suggested activities.
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This pack provides an introduction to the exhibition, information about key works on display, and suggestions of themes and
issues to consider and discuss. It also suggests ways of looking at contemporary art and links to the wider Tate collection.
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This pack introduces the exhibition and some of its themes and covers four works in depth.
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Teachers' pack for the exhibition The Real Thing: Contemporary Art from China exhibition at Tate Liverpool. The pack includes
gallery activities, discussion points and works in focus.
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A teachers' pack to support The Twentieth Century: How It Looked And How It Felt displays at Tate Liverpool including works
in focus and suggested classroom activities.
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Printable notes including; Who was JMW Turner? How Turner was affected by the events of his time, Turner's painting methods
and a Timeline. Focus sheets can be printed out and photocopied for student use. Please also visit http://www.tate.org.uk/britain/turner/
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Printable notes describing the social context of the Victorian period and relating Victorian inventions and social conditions
to painting and sculpture in the Tate. Ideas for student discussion included.
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This educators’ pack is designed to support educators in the planning, execution and following up of a visit to DLA Piper
Series: This is Sculpture. It is intended as an introduction to DLA Piper Series: This is Sculpture with a collection of ideas,
workshops and points for discussion across the four sections of the exhibition.
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Printable notes for Key Stage 5 students and teachers, an introduction to the Turner prize exhibition, a profile of each nominated
artist accompanied by themes to explore, links with other artists in the show, topics for discussion and a questionnaire.
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Printable notes providing information about the Turner Prize 2004 exhibition, information about key works on display and suggestions
of themes and issues to consider and discuss. The key works cards can be used to help focus work in small groups in the exhibition,
and to follow up with in the classroom. Includes links to the curriculum, web links, bibliography, and FAQs about the Turner
Prize.
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A downloadable information and activity booklet for use in the gallery or classroom.
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A downloadable information and activity booklet for use in the gallery or classroom.
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Teachers' pack to accompany the Turner Prize 2007 exhibition at Tate Liverpool including information and suggested activities
for educational groups visiting the exhibition and a guide to further resources.
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Printable notes including an introduction to the Turner Whistler Monet exhibition, artist biographies, detailed examination
of the artwork with discussion points, links and activities, plus an exploration of key themes in the exhibition, a section
on the River Thames with related artworks from the exhibition, and links to the curriculum.
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Printable notes including an introduction to the Turner and Venice exhibition, links with the classroom and things to think
about and do for students and teachers. Includes an exploration of travel-related themes, Turner's visits to Venice and a
questionnaire.
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Teachers' notes to accompany the Van Dyck and Britain exhibition with downloadable full colour images and introductory information.
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Printable notes including a colour guide to the William Blake exhibition, room-by-room work suggestions, ideas for both art
and poetry-based activities and a guide to key figures in Blake's mythology. Designed to fit into the British National Curriculum.
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