ArchiveExhibition
Art Now: Danielle Dean
21 Jan-8 May 2022
Tate Britain
London SW1P 4RG
Overview
A new multi-channel video installation by Danielle Dean.
Through a multimedia art practice that spans painting, installation, performance and video, Danielle Dean examines how our minds and bodies are colonised by media and cultural production. Her work questions how we as humans are shaped by commercial narratives and the language and images of advertising.
Drawing on her research in the archives of the Ford Motor Company in Detroit and using footage shot by collaborators across the world, her new multi-channel video installation investigates the changing nature of labour and the global monopoly of e-commerce company Amazon.com and, in particular, its labour-crowdsourcing marketplace “Amazon Mechanical Turk” (AMT).
Art Now is a series of free exhibitions showcasing emerging talent and highlighting new developments in British art.
Jean-Marie Toulgouat
Garden Museum
until 24 Apr
Neither IV: Sam Bakewell and David Jones
Neither
until 20 Apr
Maiko Tsutsumi: Meditations
Corvi-Mora
until 20 Apr
Holes by Anna Perach
Gasworks
until 28 Apr
Bridget Macdonald: A Deeper Landscape
Art First
until 17 May
Aria Dean: Abattoir
ICA
until 5 May
The Life of Forms
Hayward Gallery
until 6 May
The Last Caravaggio
The National Gallery
until 21 Jul
Clare Woods: Soft Knock
Cristea Roberts Gallery
until 20 Apr
Luis Chan: Fantasy Landscape
Sadie Coles HQ, Bury Street
until 27 Apr
Billy Apple® / Braco Dimitrijević: Conceptual Art Pioneers
The Mayor Gallery
until 24 May
Moon / King: the work and friendship of Phillip King and Jeremy Moon - 1956 to 1973
Thomas Dane Gallery
until 20 Apr
Darren Almond
White Cube, Mason’s Yard
until 4 May
Francesca Woodman and Julia Margaret Cameron: Portraits to Dream In
National Portrait Gallery
until 16 Jun
Angelica Kauffman
Royal Academy Of Arts
until 30 Jun
Fathi Hassan: I can see you smiling Fatma
Richard Saltoun
until 25 May
Frank Auerbach: The Charcoal Heads
The Courtauld
until 27 May