Why Dance in a Museum? | How Art Became Active | Ep. 1 of 5 | TateShots

We might think of performance art as something completely different to what's usually shown in museums.
We're used to museums and galleries (like us) collecting and showing objects. However, more and more, we're showcasing performances that are live and ephemeral. They happen and then they are gone.
In this series, we invited art historian Jacky Klein to take a close look at five different ways in which performance is found inside, and sometimes outside, the museum in the hope it feels a little more familiar next time you encounter it.
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[@PersonalPromises]

This looks like a really interesting series!

[@facuarroyo3249]

Nice video, very interesting

[@ry8471]

Wonderful

[@emre28oz79]

Very good👍🏻

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Her english sounds so polished lmao

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😂😂😂😂

[@ABB14-11]

it looks weird and unnecessary, the dances I mean, but other concepts can be cool and meaningful. I just hope artists become more thoughtful of what they make, because no matter of how much of a "free spirit" we all want to be, everything's connected, nothing made is made in isolation.