PAINTED HISTORIES 28: ART STUDY PLAN WHIRLWIND.

This document is a collection of interviews and information about Yoko Ono and the construction of the Tate Modern. It includes discussions about Yoko Ono's artwork, her background, and her relationship with John Lennon. The document also provides insights into the development and funding of the Tate Modern. The text discusses the plans and developments of the Tate Modern gallery in Bankside, including its multiple levels and gallery spaces, such as the impressive Turbine Hall. The gallery aims to showcase British and foreign art from 1900 onwards, while the Millbank location will focus on British art from the 16th century to the present day. The exhibition program will include both historic and contemporary works, with a focus on British contemporary art at Bankside. The gallery hopes to attract visitors from different parts of London and create a new cultural attraction on the South Bank. The text also addresses the question of whether visitors will be able to make connections between different periods of art at Bankside, and suggests that curators have the ability to create displays that bring together works from different periods. Additionally, the text discusses an art study plan course at Richmond Adult and Community College, which aims to provide access to art education for people of all ages and backgrounds. The course covers various art disciplines and helps students build confidence and develop their artistic talents. The text includes interviews with artists discussing their work and artistic process, showcasing a diverse range of artistic perspectives. Lastly, the text is an interview with artist Jim Dine, discussing his work [Extracted from the article]