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Klappenhorn (ruin) Collection Musikinstrumenten-Museum Berlin
Turner Prize winner, Susan Philipsz, will be installing War Damaged Musical Instruments in Tate Britain’s Duveen Galleries this month.
Best known for her sound installations, artist Philipsz has worked with the space to devise a sequence of sounds that travel the length of the galleries using recordings of instruments damaged by war.
Opening 21 November
Critics and audiences gave this epic work a rapturous reception at a packed Turbine Hall last week.
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Between 2014-2018, an incredible 35 million people engaged with the First World War through the 14-18 NOW programme of extraordinary arts experiences.
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Today, Vikki Heywood, 14-18 NOW Chairman said: ‘14-18 NOW is delighted that we can extend the life of this beautiful art work and ensure…
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