Towards Tomorrow’s Museum 2012

ɫ�ش�ý courses

Towards Tomorrow’s Museum 2012

19 January – 29 March 2012 at 13.30–18.00
26 January – 29 March 2012 at 13.30–18.00
2 February – 29 March 2012 at 13.30–18.00
9 February – 29 March 2012 at 13.30–18.00
16 February – 29 March 2012 at 13.30–18.00
1–29 March 2012 at 13.30–18.00
8–29 March 2012 at 13.30–18.00
15–29 March 2012 at 13.30–18.00
22–29 March 2012 at 13.30–18.00
29 March 2012 at 14.30–18.00

Lis Rhodes' film installation Light Music in the oil tanks at ɫ�ش�ý

A previous installation in the Oil Tanks; Lis Rhodes, Light Music 1975

Photo Lucy Dawkins © Tate

Course sessions 13.30–17.00 each week.

What will the art museum of the future be? How will its role change? This 11-week course aims to discuss such questions by looking at issues affecting museums, and Tate in particular. Tate staff will introduce their areas of expertise and consider how a world-leading arts organisation makes plans for the future in an international context of rapid change.

Case studies include the Transforming ɫ�ش�ý project and new directions in collections and exhibition making. Using these insights, course participants examine emerging influences on the activities of the art museum as they happen. Additionally, we will discuss the impact of underlying issues including funding, research and organisational change. By considering a range of themes, the course provides an understanding of and critical engagement with the mechanisms by which the art museum plans for what lies ahead.

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Bankside
London SE1 9TG
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Dates

19 January – 29 March 2012 at 13.30–18.00

26 January – 29 March 2012 at 13.30–18.00

2 February – 29 March 2012 at 13.30–18.00

9 February – 29 March 2012 at 13.30–18.00

16 February – 29 March 2012 at 13.30–18.00

1–29 March 2012

8–29 March 2012

15–29 March 2012

22–29 March 2012

29 March 2012 at 14.30–18.00

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