Picturing Changes by Sarah Thomas
This film traces the parallel roles of co-researcher Mary Ampomah’s
randmother, and the British love of ‘tradition’ (exemplified in
Ampomah’s view by Tate Britain), in developing her interest in images
and encouraging her to reflect differently on her Ghanaian heritage.
About
Education Practice at Tate 1970-present
Resolutely Analogue?: Art Museums in Digital Culture
Visual Culture, Transmigration and Spectatorship
Art and Politics: Uncertain Practices
About
Aminah Borg-Luck: A Bit Hämäläinen
Adekunle Detokunbo-Bello: Whirlwind at Millbank
Dana Mendonca: Tate Collection
Jacqueline Ryan: Trading Cultures
Nicola Johnson Oyejobi: Tate and Me
Patrick Tubridy: Homemade
Robbie Sweeny: A bit of Tate in your life
Mary Ampomah
Tracey Jordan
Rebecca Cairns
Deep Rajput: On Busta Rhymes and Sikhism
Maria Cinta Esmel Pamies: Identity Remix at Late at Tate March 2009
