By the numbers: Tate Britain’s “Sixty Years”
London’s Tate Britain presents “Sixty Years”, showcasing works from some of the country’s leading women artists
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1. Two
The number of new works by Monster Chetwynd set to debut. Her recent installation at Tate Britain consisted of giant slugs made from recylable materials that lined the museum’s grand entrance.
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2. 100%
The percentage of works by female artists. “Sixty Years” is part of Tate Britain’s drive to increase the diversity of its art, with similar exhibitions at the museum’s Liverpool and St Ives locations.
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3. 60
Total number of works that will be showcased, including artist Gillian Wearing’s Sacha and Mum and Lynette Yiadom-Boakye’s painting The Generosity.
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This article was originally published in the April 2019 issue of SiverKris magazine
