Issue 15
Seven years ago, Martin Creed created a media storm with an artwork called ‘The Lights Going On and Off’, that was simply that: the lights in a gallery being switched on and off. Now he’s back with another provocative installation featuring a runner sprinting the length of Tate Britain's neo-classical galleries every 30 seconds. He talks to TateShots about his ideas and why it’s ok to laugh. Also this month we present an epic sound performance by Tony Conrad, take a lesson in printmaking from Paula Rego, revisit radical art of the 1960s with Gustav Metzger, and tour two more Tate shows: Cy Twombly at Tate Modern and Gustav Klimt at Tate Liverpool. Get in touch and let us know your thoughts.
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