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Tate Report 2014/15 TATE REPORT 2014/15 Appendix A Tate Collection Acquisitions Appendix A: Tate Collection Acquisitions 2014/15 Art & Language (Michael Baldwin, born 1945; Art & Language (Michael Baldwin, born 1945; Mel Ramsden, born 1944) Mel Ramsden, born 1944) Untitled (1977) Untitled (1977) Ten Posters: Illustrations for Art-Language, Ten Posters: Illustrations for Art-Language, P81181-P81190 P81181-P81190 Screenprint on paper Screenprint on paper 1080 x 837 mm 1080 x 837 mm Number 3 from an edition of 40 Number 3 from an edition of 40 Purchased from the artists through Lisson Gallery, Purchased from the artists through Lisson Gallery, London 2014 London 2014 P81188 P81181 Art & Language (Michael Baldwin, born 1945; Art & Language (Michael Baldwin, born 1945; Mel Ramsden, born 1944) Mel Ramsden, born 1944) Untitled (1977) Untitled (1977) Ten Posters: Illustrations for Art-Language, Ten Posters: Illustrations for Art-Language, P81181-P81190 P81181-P81190 Screenprint on paper Screenprint on paper 1080 x 837 mm 1080 x 837 mm Number 3 from an edition of 40 Number 3 from an edition of 40 Purchased from the artists through Lisson Gallery, Purchased from the artists through Lisson Gallery, London 2014 London 2014 P81189 P81187 2 Appendix A: Tate Collection Acquisitions 2014/15 Art & Language (Michael Baldwin, born 1945; Art & Language (Michael Baldwin, born 1945; Mel Ramsden, born 1944) Mel Ramsden, born 1944) Karaoke (2005) Video, projection, colour and sound (stereo), 10 Untitled (1977) screenprints on paper and 13 ringbound booklets Ten Posters: Illustrations for Art-Language, 41min, 10sec; overall display dimensions variable P81181-P81190 Purchased from the artists, through Lisson Gallery Screenprint on paper London with funds provided by Tate Patrons 2014 1080 x 837 mm T14218 Number 3 from an edition of 40 Purchased from the artists through Lisson Gallery, Art & Language (Michael Baldwin, born 1945; London 2014 Mel Ramsden, born 1944) P81186 Art & Language (Michael Baldwin, born 1945; Philip Pilkington, born 1949) Dialectical Materialism (1975) Untitled (1977) Printed paper Ten Posters: Illustrations for Art-Language, Overall display dimensions variable P81181-P81190 Purchased from the artists, through Lisson Gallery Screenprint on paper London 2015 1080 x 837 mm Number 3 from an edition of 40 T14134 Purchased from the artists through Lisson Gallery, London 2014 Art & Language (Michael Baldwin, born 1945; P81190 Mel Ramsden, born 1944) Index: Incident in a Museum XIX (1987) Alogram on plywood on oil paint on canvas 1740 x 2710 x 75 mm Purchased from the artists, through Lisson Gallery London 2013 T13894 3 Appendix A: Tate Collection Acquisitions 2014/15 Slavs and Tatars Art & Language (Michael Baldwin, born 1945; Mel Ramsden, born 1944) Love Letters (No. 7) (2014) Wool Untitled (1977) 2470 x 2470 x 5 mm Ten Posters: Illustrations for Art-Language, Number 2 in an edition of 3 plus 1 artist's proof P81181-P81190 Purchased using funds provided by the 2014 Outset / Screenprint on paper Frieze Art Fair Fund to benefit the Tate Collection, 1080 x 837 mm supported by a Number 3 from an edition of 40 generous contribution from Frieze Art Fair 2015 Purchased from the artists through Lisson Gallery, T14195 London 2014 P81183 Art & Language (Michael Baldwin, born 1945; Mel Ramsden, born 1944) Art & Language (Michael Baldwin, born 1945; Mel Ramsden, born 1944) Untitled (1977) Ten Posters: Illustrations for Art-Language, Untitled (1977) P81181-P81190 Ten Posters: Illustrations for Art-Language, Screenprint on paper P81181-P81190 1080 x 837 mm Screenprint on paper Number 3 from an edition of 40 1080 x 837 mm Purchased from the artists through Lisson Gallery, Number 3 from an edition of 40 London 2014 Purchased from the artists through Lisson Gallery, P81182 London 2014 P81184 4 Appendix A: Tate Collection Acquisitions 2014/15 Art & Language (Michael Baldwin, born 1945; M/M (Paris, France) founded 1992 Mel Ramsden, born 1944) Michael Amzalag born 1967 Mathias Augustyniak born 1968 The M/M wallpaper posters (Miami colours) (2003) No Ghost Just a Shell, P13607-P13614; T14138-T14141; T14143-T14154; Z02119 Untitled (1977) Screenprint on paper Ten Posters: Illustrations for Art-Language, Overall display dimensions variable P81181-P81190 Presented by the Tate Americas Foundation and the Screenprint on paper Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, courtesy of Carlos 1080 x 837 mm and Rosa Number 3 from an edition of 40 de la Cruz 2013 Purchased from the artists through Lisson Gallery, P13613 London 2014 P81185 M/M (Paris, France) founded 1992 Michael Amzalag born 1967 M/M (Paris, France) founded 1992 Mathias Augustyniak born 1968 Michael Amzalag born 1967 Mathias Augustyniak born 1968 Ann Lee in Anzen Zone (2001) No Ghost Just a Shell, P13607-P13614; T14138-T14141; Ann Lee: No Ghost Just a Shell (2000) T14143-T14154; Z02119 No Ghost Just a Shell, P13607-P13614; T14138-T14141; Screenprint on paper T14143-T14154; Z02119 1760 x 1200 mm Screenprint on paper Presented by the Tate Americas Foundation and the 1760 x 1200 mm Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, courtesy of Carlos Presented by the Tate Americas Foundation and the and Rosa Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, courtesy of Carlos de la Cruz 2013 and Rosa P13610 de la Cruz 2013 P13614 5 Appendix A: Tate Collection Acquisitions 2014/15 M/M (Paris, France) founded 1992 Bani Abidi born 1971 Michael Amzalag born 1967 Mathias Augustyniak born 1968 Reserved (2006) Video, 2 projections, colour and sound (mono) 9min, 49sec Number 5 in an edition of 5 Purchased from Green Cardamom Gallery, London, with Annlee: Trickster Theory (2002) funds provided by the South Asia Acquisitions No Ghost Just a Shell, P13607-P13614; T14138-T14141; Committee 2014 T14143-T14154; Z02119 T14113 Screenprint on paper 1760 x 1200 mm Presented by the Tate Americas Foundation and the John H. Ahern Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, courtesy of Carlos and Rosa de la Cruz 2013 P13609 M/M (Paris, France) founded 1992 Michael Amzalag born 1967 Mathias Augustyniak born 1968 Streetcar Stop, London (c.1930) Photograph, gelatin silver print on paper 506 x 380 mm Gift Eric and Louise Franck London Collection 2013 P13686 John H. Ahern Ann Lee: Witness Screen (2002) No Ghost Just a Shell, P13607-P13614; T14138-T14141; T14143-T14154; Z02119 Screenprint on paper 1760 x 1200 mm Presented by the Tate Americas Foundation and the Institute of Contemporary Art, Miami, courtesy of Carlos and Rosa de la Cruz 2013 Berwick Street Market (c.1930) P13608 Photograph, gelatin silver print on paper 272 x 342 mm Gift Eric and Louise Franck London Collection 2013 P13689 6 Appendix A: Tate Collection Acquisitions 2014/15 John H. Ahern Sarah Ainslie born 1952 Shoreditch, London (1998) Photograph, C-print on plywood 214 x 326 mm Number 1 in an edition of 3 Fun of the Fair (c.1939) Gift Eric and Louise Franck London Collection 2013 Photograph, gelatin silver print on paper P13694 447 x 370 mm Gift Eric and Louise Franck London Collection 2013 Sarah Ainslie born 1952 P13688 John H. Ahern Shoreditch, London (1998) Photograph, gelatin silver print on paper 380 x 256 mm Warning! (c.1930) Gift Eric and Louise Franck London Collection 2013 Photograph, gelatin silver print on paper P13690 365 x 271 mm Gift Eric and Louise Franck London Collection 2013 Sarah Ainslie born 1952 P13687 John H. Ahern Shoreditch, London (1998) Photograph, gelatin silver print on paper 326 x 214 mm Tram Stop, London (c.1930) Gift Eric and Louise Franck London Collection 2013 Photograph, gelatin silver print on paper P13691 245 x 195 mm Gift Eric and Louise Franck London Collection 2013 P13685 7 Appendix A: Tate Collection Acquisitions 2014/15 Sarah Ainslie born 1952 Dia al-Azzawi born 1939 Sabra and Shatila Massacre (1982-3) Ink and wax crayon on paper mounted on canvas 3000 x 7500 mm Purchased with funds provided by Tate Members, Tate International Council, Tate’s Middle East North Africa Acquisitions Committee and the Basil and Raghida Al-Rahim Art Fund 2014 Smithfield, London (1998) T14116 Photograph, gelatin silver print on paper 325 x 210 mm Gift Eric and Louise Franck London Collection 2013 Nobuyoshi Araki born 1940 P13692 Sarah Ainslie born 1952 Past Tense (c.1970s) 162 photographs, gelatin silver prints on paper Overall dimensions variable unique Purchased from Taka Ishii Gallery, Tokyo with funds provided by the Asia Pacific Acquisitions Committee Smithfield, London (1998) and the Photograph, gelatin silver print on paper Photography Acquisitions Committee 2015 333 x 219 mm T14194 Gift Eric and Louise Franck London Collection 2013 P13693 Tonico Lemos Auad born 1968 John Akomfrah born 1957 Procissão 1 (2013) Linen, metallic thread and silk thread 527 x 598 x 30 mm Purchased with funds provided by the Pinta Museum Acquisitions Program 2014 T14099 Tonico Lemos Auad born 1968 Procissão 2 (2013) The Unfinished Conversation (2012) Linen, metallic thread and silk thread Video, high definition, 3 projections, colour and sound 527 x 598 x 30 mm (surround) Purchased with funds provided by the Pinta Museum 45min Acquisitions Program 2014 Number 1 in an edition of 5 T14103 Purchased jointly by Tate and the British Council with assistance from the Art Fund 2014 T14105 8 Appendix A: Tate Collection Acquisitions 2014/15 Frank Auerbach born 1931 Alessandro Balteo Yazbeck born 1972 Media Farzin Chronoscope 1951, 11pm (2009 -11) Video, high definition, projection, black and white and sound (stereo) with booklets, sofa and table Mornington Crescent - Summer Morning (2004) 24min, 49sec; overall display dimensions
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