Exhibition
Susan Hiller - Tate Britain
Born in the United States in 1940, Susan Hiller has lived and worked in Britain for over 30 years and is one of the most influential artists of her generation. This major survey exhibition will provide a timely focus on a selection of her key works, from assembled postcard images made in the 1970s to her pioneering mixed-media installations and video projections. The exhibition will focus on Hiller's interest in the subconscious or unconscious mind, whether in the form of dreams and memories or as supernatural or visionary experiences. Highlights include the menacing video installation An Entertainment 1990 and the compelling audio-sculpture Witness 2000, alongside many other examples of her extraordinary and diverse practice
Start
01 Feb 2011
End
15 May 2011
Times
open daily, 10.00-17.50
Venue
Tate Britain
Address
Millbank, London, SW1P 4RG. UK
Phone
020 7887 8888
Cost
see web
Posted
01 Feb 2011
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