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Want to find out more about G F Watts's vision of the universe? 💫 We recommend Caroline Marciniak's article 'Cosmic Visionary' in the latest edition of Tate Etc.. Read now: bit.ly/Cosmic-Visiona… __ Image: G F Watts, Love and Life, 1880 - 1889, Watts Gallery Trust.

📖 Delve into the latest edition of Tate Etc. this weekend - with thoughtful pieces on Turner & Kusama, alongside new artists to discover and the winner of the first Tate Collective Writing Prize: ✏️ bit.ly/3pnV0G7

The new Tate Etc. is here! Inside are articles on Sophie Taueber-Arp, Lynette Yiadom-Boakye, Paula Rego and many more. On the cover is an extraordinary colour photograph of the sculptor Auguste Rodin, taken over a century ago. Get your copy here: shop.tate.org.uk/membership-etc…

🍂 Tate Etc. Autumn 2022 is out now 🍂 'Painting from nature', Cezanne said, 'is not copying the object, it is realising one's sensations'. This issue takes touch as its theme and features art from Cezanne, Hepworth, Bartuszová and more. Read it here: tate.org.uk/tate-etc/issue…

We love this quote from Cornelia Parker via Tate Etc. "Material and process have their own history; all they need is corralling". Seems to sum up what we need to do in schools - provide time, space, materials and value and children will do the rest.Susan M Coles Dr Penny Hay 🇪🇺🕊💚🌳🐝🦋🌹🌈

'When it works, it feels transcendental; when it doesn't, it feels like hell'. We visited Hannah Quinlan and Rosie Hastings in their studio to talk about the frescos they've made for a new show at Tate Britain. Read or listen here: tate.org.uk/tate-etc/issue…

'I know many sighted people who express curiosity, even envy, when I describe touch tours I have been privileged to enjoy.' A truly inclusive museum should extend touch tours to sighted people too, writes Georgina Kleege. Read or listen here: tate.org.uk/tate-etc/issue…

Congratulations to Ellie Perry for winning this year's Tate Etc. Writing Prize 💫 Held in collaboration with Tate Collective, the competition invited young art writers to respond to a painting by Lubaina Himid. Read the winning entry here: tate.org.uk/tate-etc/issue…

'Material and process have their own history; all they need is corralling.' Cornelia Parker shares some of the early experiences that shaped her art. Read or listen here: tate.org.uk/tate-etc/issue…

'The rounded edges of their bodies mimic the shrubbery, while the blues, greys, pinks and oranges are carried directly from the landscape into the figures, which sprout from the earth like trees.' Painter Jake Grewal describes Cezanne's bathers. tate.org.uk/tate-etc/issue…

'What intrigues me most is this non-existent place that Cezanne tries and fails to grasp, because he knows it’s impossible to translate the power of nature.' Read painter Lucas Arruda on Cezanne's unreal places: tate.org.uk/tate-etc/issue…

Winston Branch for Tate Etc. and Tyler Mitchell Dazed 🫶🏿

Artist and activist Ajamu X is best known for his photographs that celebrate erotica, pleasure and Black queer bodies. In an interview for Tate Etc., Ajamu talks about challenging notions of identity and desire: bit.ly/3H4D3p9

'The quipu is a guide precisely because it allows people to see themselves as interconnected – not only with the Earth but to the cosmos.' Cecilia Vicuna talks about her Turbine Hall commission in the latest issue of Tate Etc. Read here: tate.org.uk/tate-etc/issue…

Hamad Butt's art, writes Kevin Brazil, 'asks us to think hard about what we want from art that might ‘represent’ the AIDS crisis, or art that might centre identity'. Read the full piece here: tate.org.uk/tate-etc/issue…

Very good edition ⁦Tate Etc.⁩ !!

'...you don't need to sensationalise everything. The quiet moments, the everyday and the fleeting resonate because of their own narratives' Hannah Starkey in Tate Etc. Hannah Starkey: In Real Life is on display at The Hepworth Wakefield until 30 April. hepworthwakefield.org/whats-on/hanna…

Interesting article by KJ Abudu in Tate Etc. about the brilliant paintings of Lynette Yiadom-Boakye: