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Richard Tuttle: I Don't Know. The Weave of Textile Language 14 October - 14 December 2014 Renowned North American artist Richard Tuttlefuses sculpture, painting and poetry. This five decade survey focuses on his use of textiles. Ranging from the three inch piece of rope that shocked New York’s critics in the 1970s - to his enthralling book-works - this show immerses us in Tuttle’s playful universe of form. Presented with a installation in Tate Modern's Turbine Hall and accompanied by a comprehensive publication. More Talk: Richard Tuttle: Wordsmiths Friday 17 October, 3-6pm Inviting professionals from science to law to cookery, Richard Tuttle joins them as they read from their own texts. From drawing up a legal brief to creating a recipe or noting an experiment, the materiality and creative potential of the written word is revealed. £8.50 / £6.50 concessions. More

Crib Notes: Richard Tuttle Tuesday 4 November, 10am - 12pm Join Assistant Curator Poppy Bowers on a tour of the exhibition with your baby or toddler in tow. Enjoy refreshments and a chat afterwards. For parents and carers with children under 5. £5.00, includes refreshments More Tour: Duchamp & Sons on Richard Tuttle Thursday 6 November, 7-9pm Members of the Gallery’s Youth Forum lead a tour exploring ideas key to their experience of the artist’s work and offering fresh perspectives on the relationship between objects and space. Free, booking essential. More

Tour: Magnus af Petersens on Richard Tuttle Tuesday 11 November, 12-2pmAn introduction to the exhibition and its themes, considering the importance of textiles in Richard Tuttle’s extensive and varied work. Free, booking essential. More Talk: The Politics of Fibre Wednesday 3 December, 7-9pmThe current revival of interest in textiles is seeing artists work on ambitious large-scale projects. This discussion looks at how historic collections and exhibitions of textiles can help us to read contemporary art. Led by curator Grant Watson with artist, writer and curator Janis Jefferies. £8.50/£6.50 concession. Booking essential. More