Tate Britain, London, 17 January 2009
As the last of a series of live events anticipating the ‘Altermodern’ — the 2009 Tate Triennial curated by Nicolas Bourriaud — Tate Britain welcomes INS General Secretary Tom McCarthy and INS Chief Philosopher Simon Critchley to deliver the INS Joint Statement on Inauthenticity. With a compelling critique of the notion of authenticity in art, literature, philosophy and politics, the Tate Declaration advances inauthenticity as one of the central tenets of INS thinking .
www.necronauts.org/
As the last of a series of live events anticipating the ‘Altermodern’ — the 2009 Tate Triennial curated by Nicolas Bourriaud — Tate Britain welcomes INS General Secretary Tom McCarthy and INS Chief Philosopher Simon Critchley to deliver the INS Joint Statement on Inauthenticity. With a compelling critique of the notion of authenticity in art, literature, philosophy and politics, the Tate Declaration advances inauthenticity as one of the central tenets of INS thinking .
www.necronauts.org/
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