Tate St Ives

Surprising and thought provoking, contemporary and historic, the work of eight artists in the Summer 2013 exhibition respond to the histories, geography and location of St Ives, as well as to the building itself. Barbara Hepworth, Patrick Heron and Marlow Moss are shown alongside contemporary artists Linder, Allen Ruppersberg, RH Quaytman, Gareth Jones and Nick Relph. Following the success of the Summer 2009 and Summer 2011 seasons, Tate St Ives continues this biennial strand, with a series of one-room displays. The exhibitions will open up various dialogues across generations of artists, addressing a number of inter-related themes including performance, fashion, design, dance and print

Suitable for

• 14-15
• 7-10
• 18+
• 11-13
• 16-17

Admission

£7/£4.50 (free for under-18s)

Following the exhibition Summer 2009 and Summer 2011, this season will see another eclectic mix of contemporary and historic artists once again occupying the distinctive spaces of Tate St Ives., Presented as a series of one-room displays, Summer 2013 will include Patrick Heron, Nick Relph, Marlow Moss, Allen Ruppersberg and RH Quaytman, as well as a special new project in which British artist Linder revisits and re-presents the work and legacies of Barbara Hepworth., Responding to the building itself, as well as themes including performance, fashion, design and print, the works will generate dialogues between and across generations of artists, drawing out ideas and relationships that run through a number of practices including painting, installation, video, sculpture and printmaking.,

Suitable for

• Any age