This month celebrates The EY Exhibition: Picasso 1932 with a vibrant mix of art, music, film, drop-in workshops, pop-up talks and street food at Tate Modern. 
PRISA PAINT
Join Ralph Bogard to mark Picasso’s prolific year of creativity with playful artistic sprints. See how many paintings and portraits you can create while the clock ticks. 3, 2, 1, Go!
(A)MUSE ME
Join Art Macabre for a surreal life-drawing salon with costumed models painted and posing as iconic portraits.
SURREALIST COLLAGE
Cut, stick and create an unconscious landscape, a DIY patchwork of visions from dreams and reality.
DREAM DANCE
Inspired by Picasso’s portraits of Marie-Thérèse Walter, inhabit and assemble a live ever-changing painting to create a new Grimehouse-injected masterpiece.
MUSIC PROGRAMMED BY NTS RADIO
Catch DJs Paul Camo and Jazzman on the Level 1 Bridge plus Field Work, Ony and Chloëdees in the Terrace Bar until 23.00.
POP UP QUIZ: LOVE, FAME, TRAGEDY
Show off your knowledge of love, fame and tragedy hosted by an expert on all three – performer Christopher Green.
FILM
JEAN PAINLEVÉ AND THE OCTOPUS
Discover the world of Jean Painlevé with The Octopus and The Love Life of the Octopus. Painlevé’s avant-garde underwater films reveal the wonders of the natural world in intricate detail. His films inspired artists including Picasso. Films will be screened on a loop.
GIVE A TALK AT TATE
Ever wondered if you could give a talk in a public gallery? Now you can! Our Visitor Experience team and the Uniqlo Ten Minute Talkers will guide you in giving your response to an artwork.
UNIQLO 10 MINUTE ART TALKS
Look out for staff and volunteers from across Tate, who will be sharing their personal insights into works from the collection in just 10 minutes each.
COLLECTION CONVERSATION
Got an opinion about the art in Tate Modern? Join lively conversations around key artworks.
www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-modern/late/uniqlo-tate-lates
Location:
Tate Modern, Bankside, London SE1 9TG
Time:
6pm – 10pm
Price:
Free entry (See The EY Exhibition: Picasso 1932, Joan Jonas and Shape of Light for £10 each between 6pm – 8:30pm, book online)
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