Achim Borchardt-Hume, Longtime Tate Modern Director of Exhibitions, Has Died
He organized the London museum's current Anicka Yi and Auguste Rodin shows.
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Tate Will Cut 12 Percent of Workforce and More: Morning Links from December 3, 2020
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Tate and Anthony d’Offay, Dealer Accused of Sexual Harassment, Terminate Relationship
Works on loan from d'Offay will be returned, and signage featuring his name will be removed.
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Tate Plans More Than 300 Job Redundancies, Leading to Pushback from Union
Union members had previously protested the plans to cut jobs at the museum network.
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Tate Names Winners of $12,500 Awards After Amending Prestigious Turner Prize
Half of the winners are nonwhite, and most do not work in painting and sculpture.
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Controversy Over Museums’ Black Lives Matter Statements Continues as Critics Pillory British Institutions
The British Museum was admonished for having not contended with its history.
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Tate Modern and Tate Britain Plan August Reopening, With Significant Drop in Attendance
The institutions are reportedly mulling strategies to address financial losses.
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Tate Leads the Pack as British Museums Close Amid Coronavirus Outbreak
The Serpentine Galleries also counted among the big institutions that closed because of the pandemic.
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Art World Reacts to Controversial Tate ‘Head of Coffee’ Position: ‘This Is Our Reality’
Some have alleged that the controversy obscures nuances about employment opportunities at Tate.
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Tate’s ‘Head of Coffee’ Controversy, Inside Bettina Korek’s Home, and More: Morning Links from January 30, 2020
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