Abracadabra – Tate Britain

Tate Britain

'Abracadabra' set out to define a new spirit in contemporary art. A 'common ground' for visitors and the art works, was created by stripping out the existing partition walls of the gallery. A fitted carpet was laid that allowed for sitting on the floor to watch the numerous video installations. The exhibition was curated by Catherine Grenier and Catherine Kinley.

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"A huge success with the public, due in large part to your imagination in developing the installation for the show"

Sir Nicholas Serota
Director of Tate

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"The entire gallery has been converted into a playground where visitors are encouraged to run riot"

Louisa Buck
The Times

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"Ingenious sorcery, fantastically inventive"

Anthony Jones
i-D magazine 

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