The Printed Path

Landscape, Walking and Recollection
Conference at Tate Britain
Saturday 29 September 2007, 10.00–17.00

If ‘place’ is the settling of history onto landscape, is everywhere, in some sense, imprinted with memories of the past? Taking the late German-born writer WG Sebald as their guide, artists and writers consider our relationship to place and its recollection. This event includes key contributions from Marina Warner and Iain Sinclair, amongst others, as well as films, readings and other interventions from artists Tacita Dean, Alec Finlay and Simon Pope. Curated by Jeremy Millar and Steven Bode.

Tate Britain Auditorium
£25 (£18 concessions), booking required
Price includes refreshments
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Please note this event has now sold out

Artists in conversation
Saturday 15 September 2007
2-3pm
The Collection Auditorium

Come and listen to some of the artists from Waterlog talk about their work and the exhibition. There will also be an open forum providing an opportunity to ask the artists questions.

FREE but limited numbers so contact reception on 01522-550965 to reserve a place.