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‘Farewell Ye Hills and Valleys’, anonymous, from a traditional song, played by Hannah French

‘Farewell Ye Hills and Valleys’, anonymous, from a traditional song, played by Hannah French

 
 
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Cerith Wyn Evans: Astrophotography...The Traditional Measure of Photographic Speed in Astronomy...’ by Siegfried Marx (1987) – 1

Why does this work introduce the Constellations? Artistic director, Francesco Manacorda

 
 
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Cerith Wyn Evans: Astrophotography...The Traditional Measure of Photographic Speed in Astronomy...’ by Siegfried Marx (1987) – 2

What is the significance of the book? Artistic director, Francesco Manacorda

 
 
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Joseph Beuys: Felt Suit – 1

Why a suit? Assistant Curator Tamar Hemmes

 
 
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Joseph Beuys: Felt Suit – 2

Why was felt important to Beuys? Tamar Hemmes

 
 
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Jean Fautrier: Head of a Hostage – 1

How does this work reflect the time it was made? Assistant Curator Lauren Barnes

 
 
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Jean Fautrier: Head of a Hostage – 2

How does the sculpture’s surface communicate? Lauren Barnes

 
 
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Michelangelo Pistoletto: Venus of the Rags, 1967, 1974

A meeting of opposites? Visitor Assistant John Hughes

 
 
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Louise Bourgeois

Bourgeois as 'feminist foremother' - Lauren Barnes, Assistant Curator

 
 
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Louise Bourgeois: Mamelles 1991, cast 2001

What art forms does this work respond to? Assistant Curator, Lauren Barnes

 
 
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André Breton, Nusch Eluard, Valentine Hugo, Paul Eluard: Exquisite Corpse – 1

Assistant Curator Laura Barnes explains a surrealist party game

 
 
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André Breton, Nusch Eluard, Valentine Hugo, Paul Eluard: Exquisite Corpse – 2

The art historical importance of ‘one weird evening’. Assistant curator Lauren Barnes

 
 
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Rachel Whiteread: Untitled (Air Bed II) – 1

Why did Whiteread choose an air mattress? Assistant curator Lauren Barnes

 
 
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Rachel Whiteread: Untitled (Air Bed II) – 2

Transforming air into something monumental. Assistant curator Lauren Barnes

 
 
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George Grosz

How can art deal with horror? Curator Darren Pih

 
 
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Pablo Picasso: Goat’s Skull, Bottle and Candle – 1

What traditions did Picasso draw from? Visitor assistant John Hughes

 
 
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BARBARA HEPWORTH

Do abstract works turn away from real world? Assistant curator Lauren Barnes

 
 
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Dame Barbara Hepworth: Single Form (Eikon) 1937–8, cast 1963

What connects this to ancient art? Assistant curator Lauren Barnes

 
 
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C. K. Rajan: Mild Terrors II – 1

How did economic changes spark this work? Assistant curator Lauren Barnes

 
 
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C. K. Rajan: Mild Terrors II – 2

How does Rajan make use of what he criticises? Lauren Barnes

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