The handout for the 7 Ways of Thinking About Art course (Tate Modern) which starts this evening , can be downloaded here: Download Seven Ways of Thinking about Art course handout. The course is ticket only (sold out), but I'll be putting notes with links on this weblog a day or so after each session.
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February 13, 2012
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