The Live Art Research Collection at Tate Britain
- Date
- Saturday 28 Feb 2026
- Venue
Tate Britain
Millbank
London SW1P 4RGPlease use the Manton entrance
- Timings
7-10pm
- Price
- £18 / £16 Concessions / £5 Universal Credit & Pension Credit recipients
Can art change the way we feel about place? Join us for an event coinciding with Tate Britain’s exhibition Turner & Constable, offering contemporary perspectives on art and environment.
Ash McNaughton and n:u will present two durational performances. Working with objects drawn from British landscapes, the artists evoke experiences of estrangement and belonging. The performances explore new ways of relating to familiar places.
LADA will host a screening programme and a drop-in research and discussion space. Learn how artists have used performance to practice freedom and resistance in the British landscape.
Access Information
About the venue:
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Content notes:
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Banner image credit:
n:u (melissandre varin), dirty nails, 2024, Eastside Projects. Photo by Ashley Carr
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