Tate Intensive: Making Space, Holding Space, Giving Space took place 8–13 July 2018. Brought together in a spirit of exchange and collaboration, Tate Intensive participants – from Brazil, India, Italy, Latvia, Macedonia, New Zealand, Norway, Romania, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, the United Arab Emirates, the US, Vietnam, Zimbabwe and the UK – were asked to contribute in an open and honest way to peer-led discussions throughout the week, drawing on their own experiences and case studies from their respective organisations, as well as exploring new ways of thinking and working.
Held in the Tate Exchange space at Tate Modern, the keynotes and workshops were complemented by daily visits to exhibitions and collection displays at Tate Modern, Tate Britain and Hayward Gallery.
Keynote Speakers
Anne Barlow, Director, Tate St Ives
Jane Finnis, Chief Executive, Culture24
Ryan Gander, artist
Fatoş Üstek, Director and Chief Curator, David Roberts Art Foundation (DRAF)
Jenny Waldman, Director, 14-18 NOW
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Participants
Browse the slideshow below to see who took part in Tate Intensive: Making Space, Holding Space, Giving Space 2018
Ana María Bresciani, Curator at Henie Onstad Kunstsenter, Norway
Bruna Grinsztejn João, International agent at Anita Schwartz Art Gallery, Brazil
Bruno de Almeida, Independent curator and architect, Brazil
Butholezwe Kgosi Nyathi, Programmes Manager at Amagugu International Heritage Centre, Zimbabwe
Chiara Organtini, Independent creative producer, Italy
Daniela Calciu, Director of Development at National Museum of Contemporary Art, Romania
Dina Jezdic, Audience Development and Engagement Specialist for Auckland Museum, New Zealand
Đỗ Tường Linh, Independent curator, Vietnam
Giles Jackson–Maffett, Assistant Curator at Tate St Ives, United Kingdom
Inga Lāce, Curator for Latvian Centre for Contemporary Art, Latvia
Jessie McLaughlin, Curator, Early Years and Families at Tate, United Kingdom
Kirila Cvetkovska, Independent curator, Macedonia
Lana Shamma, Programmes Manager at Art Jameel, United Arab Emirates
Lanisa Kitchiner, Director of Education and Scholarly Initiatives for Smithsonian Institution – National Museum of African Art, United States
Lyn Hsieh, Department Manager, Education for Museum of Modern Art, United States
Natalia Mallo, Independent curator and artist, Brazil
Poornima Sardana, Independent Museum Education Consultant, India
Rashayla Marie Brown, Doctoral student, independent curator and artist, United States
Rebecca Spooner, Creative Director for Peak, United Kingdom
Ryah Aqel, Curator for Education and Public Programming at Arab American National Museum, United States
Sharbreon Plummer, Independent community engagement professional, United States
Sue Kim, Curator at D Museum, South Korea
Tammy Langtry, Assistant Curator of Performative Practice for Zeitz MOCAA, South Africa
Vanini Belarmino, Assistant Director of Programmes at National Gallery Singapore, Singapore
This event has been provided by Tate Gallery on behalf of Tate Enterprises LTD.
