Fwd: Tate Intensive 2017

[nandini thilak]

Deadline: December 4

nandini thilak

+91- 9116003990

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Assistant Curator

Mehrangarh Museum Trust

Jodhpur, India

http://www.mehrangarh.org/

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Exhibitions Events Membership Shop   TATE INTENSIVE 2017 APPLICATIONS NOW OPEN     Tate Modern, 9 – 14 July 2017 Gain insights and share experiences with international colleagues in this week-long programme Tate Intensive is a rich, varied and dynamic programme of workshops and visits that focus on key questions facing art galleries and museums in the twenty-first century. Brought together in a spirit of exchange and collaboration, participants will be asked to make specific contributions to discussions during the week, drawing on their own experience. Keynote speakers will include members of Tate staff, representatives of the Plus Tate network of UK visual art institutions, and other leading museum professionals and artists. Daily visits to exhibitions and collection displays at Tate Modern, Tate Britain and other London cultural institutions complement discussions held in the new Switch House at Tate Modern. We are actively seeking a diverse range of professionals working in art galleries, museums and other cultural institutions at different stages of their careers in a wide range of countries.  The deadline for applications is 4 December 2016. For more information and to apply, see here.     Tate Intensive workshop with curator Zoe Whitley and mima director Alistair Hudson © Tate If you have any questions about this email from Tate contact Tate Visitor Information If you wish to stop receiving Tate emails please unsubscribe We would love to know more about you to make our emails more relevant please update your details Tate's full website privacy policy © Copyright Tate 2016

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