AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Awards
May 2011, Tate has been awarded five new collaborative doctoral studentships by the Arts and Humanities Research Council. Five students will be recruited to work on the following topics from October 2011 
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Collaborative Doctoral Studentships
April 2010, The Research Department is delighted to announce that Tate has been awarded six new collaborative doctoral studentships by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.
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Research Grant from The Getty Foundation
April 2010, The Research Department is delighted to announce that The Getty Foundation has awarded Tate £137,000 to support the implementation phase of the Camden Town Group Online Research Project.
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The Henry Moore Foundation Research Curator
January 2010, Tate is delighted to announce the appointment of Professor Anne Wagner to the newly created post of The Henry Moore
Foundation Research Curator at Tate.
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Folk Art and the Art Museum
September 2009, Tate has been successful in securing Research Networking funding of £18,000 from the Arts and Humanities Research Council which will bring together a range of international scholars from the fields of art history, museology and anthropology to identify the key research areas in the under-worked field of British Folk Art.
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AHRC Collaborative Doctoral Awards
11 May 2009, Tate has been awarded two new collaborative doctoral studentships by the Arts and Humanities Research Council.
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Getty Grant for Collection Research Project
5 May 2009, The Getty Foundation
has awarded Tate a grant of £137,800 as part of its new
Online Scholarly Cataloguing Initiative...
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The Leverhulme Trust funds two innovative research projects
17 December 2008, The Leverhulme Trust has awarded Tate's Research Department £468,471 to undertake a four-year project called "Art School Educated: Curriculum Change in UK Art Schools 1960-2010", which will greatly enrich our understanding of works by many of the artists in the Collection ...
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Crossing the Boundaries - A Conference on Interdisciplinarity and Research
31 May 2008, Birkbeck, University of London. Disciplinary boundaries can be both prisons and safety zones. We are often tempted to transgress the boundaries of our disciplines, but at what cost and with what consequences?....
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Getty Grant for Tate Archive
31 May 2007: I am delighted to announce that The Getty Foundation has awarded a grant of £110,000 for the cataloguing of the archive of the Russian Constructivist artist Naum Gabo at Tate. ....
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The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation awards Tate a grant to investigate the replication of modern sculptures as a conservation strategy
11 December 2006: The Andrew W.
Mellon Foundation has awarded Tate a grant of £158,000 ($295,000)
for a major multi-disciplinary investigation into replication
of sculptures as a possible strategy for addressing....
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Arts and Humanities Research Council award Tate major research grant
15 November 2006: The AHRC has
awarded Tate a research grant of over £450,000 for the project,
‘The Sublime Object: Nature, Art and Language’, under
the strategic programme, ‘Landscape and Environment’...
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AHRC Collaborative PhD Students working with Tate 2006
4 October 2006: I am delighted
to announce that Tate has been joined by four new PhD students
working on collaborative PhDs funded by the Arts and Humanities
Research Council...
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Tate Encounters: Arts and Humanties Research Council awards Tate major grant
13 September 2006: Tate Britain’s
Interpretation & Education Department has been awarded a maximum
grant by the Arts Humanities and Research Council for a major
research project within the strategic programme ‘Diasporas,
Migration and Identities’...
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