Tate - Opening this Friday

TEN INSPIRING DAYS. SIX UNMISSABLE NIGHTS Opening this Friday, 24 March, the BMW Tate Live Exhibition: Ten Days Six Nights marks a new departure in the concept of the art exhibition: from a static presentation to an experience of art that unfolds through time. Fujiko Nakaya transforms the south terrace with an immersive fog sculpture, Isabel Lewis hosts a multi-sensory 'Occasion', CAMP shares rarely-seen installations, and Wu Tsang and Fred Moten presents a new environment. Daytime installations are free and evenings are ticketed. Student concessions available. WATCH TRAILER

OPENING NIGHT Night One: 24 March Enjoy live electronic music by Lorenzo Senni and performance by Pepa Ubera and Josefina Camus. FIND OUT MORE

NEW EXPERIENCES Night Two: 25 March  The second night features a screening by Daïchi Saïto and performances by Paul Maheke, Fred Moten and Wu Tsang. FIND OUT MORE

PHILL NIBLOCK Night Three: 26 March Experience a special live performance by pioneering artist and musician Phill Niblock. FIND OUT MORE

CAMERA OBSCURA Night Four: 29 March Discover the history of hidden cameras in a dynamic screening and talk by CAMP. FIND OUT MORE

LIVE CINEMA Night Five: 31 March Carlos Casas presents Sanctuary 2017, a site-specific infrasound environment and immersive live cinema experience.  FIND OUT MORE

A UK PREMIERE Night Six: 1 April The final night of the BMW Tate Live Exhibition hosts the UK premiere of choreographer Ligia Lewis’s minor matter.  FIND OUT MORE