【夜のテート・モダン】ロンドンの現代美術館のナイトミュージアムイベント Tate Mordern Latesに行ってみた

Location: Turbine Hall, Level 0

Enjoy DJ sets programmed by Jumbi, Peckham’s Hi-Fi music bar which celebrates the sounds and flavours of the African-Caribbean diaspora.

18.00–19.00 Nowt B2B Taygeta
19.00–20.30 Greensleeves Hi-Fi (feat Oxman and Adam Prescott)
20.30–21.30 Rohan Rakhit

Location: Corner Cafe, Natalie Bell Building, Level 1
Time: 18.00–21.30

Join Radiate Festival for an evening with the best in street sounds, featuring sets from DJ KTM and Phat Kontrolaz. Plus enjoy a menu that supports local growers and produce.

Location: Blavatnik Building, Level 2
Time: 18.00–21.30

Write a personal wish for peace and add it to Ono’s installation Wish Trees for London. For Ono’s ongoing series, your wishes will be collected and preserved in connection with the IMAGINE PEACE TOWER in Iceland.

Location: Starr Foyer, Natalie Bell Building, Level 1 and Blavatnik Building, Level 3
Time: 18.00–21.30

Bring your work to life using digital sketch pads. Tate Draw is supported by Bloomberg Philanthropies.

Location: Blavatnik Building, Level 4
Time: 18.00–21.30

What does South London mean to you? Capture your experiences through collage and make collaborative maps. Hosted by Charmaine Graves of the Tate Neighbours collective, supported by Living Bankside and Coin Street.

Location: Blavatnik Building, Level 4
Time: 18.00–21.30

Soulful South – The Past, Present and Future of Black Queerness in South London is a digital display curated by multidisciplinary art collective The Blacker The Berry Project and the London LGBTQ+ Community Centre. The display celebrates South London’s vibrant Black Queer community by showcasing the visual and written artwork of emerging talent.

Location: Natalie Bell Building, Level 4
Time: 18.00–21.30

Join Charles Yassin for a series of workshops that reimagine South London. Second Gen platforms the voices of immigrant and refugee South Londoners, exploring the stories and experiences of different generations. In Snippets of South you can play unique card games to challenge stereotypes and bias. Plus join the Lyric Lab to unpack lyrical works of local musicians and hear fresh perspectives.

Location: Starr Cinema, Natalie Bell Building, Level 1
Time: 19.00–20.00

Join Adeyemi Michael for a screening and conversation about the artist’s work, hosted by Dr Clive Chijioke Nwonka, Associate Professor of Film, Culture and Society at UCL. Michael will screen several films including Entitled which reimagines his mother’s idea of moving from Nigeria to London in a dreamlike short about leaving your country of origin. Michael’s work centres the African and Black experience, telling stories of resilience and existence.

*Free tickets are required for this event, tickets bookable online here from 14.00 on 28 March

Location: Blavatnik Building, Level 5 or stream online

South London artists, curators and programmers give a quick but deep dive into their practice.

19.00–19.30 The Africa Centre’s Programmes Officer Mavetjiua Haimbodi speaks to artist Seyi Adelekun and Sarah Allen, Head of Programme at South London Gallery.
20.00–20.30 Hear from Blondey McCoy, Founder and Creative Director of Thames MMXX in conversation with artist Soldier.
21.00–21.30 Producer Tobi Kyeremateng and writer-director Caleb Femi discuss their collaborative work and South London’s influence on their creativity.

*Requires a free ticket, available to collect outside the Tanks Studio Blavatnik Building Level 0, on a first-come, first-served basis from 17.30