TATE magazine The Condé Nast Publications Limited Vogue House, Hanover Square, London W1S 1JU Tel 020 7499 9080 Fax 020 7152 3899 Email: tate@condenast.co.uk http://www.tate.org.uk/magazine Registered office as above Registered in England 226900 TATE magazine The second issue of the new TATE magazine is on sale from Thursday 7th November 2002 From the Editors Note: For the best part of a century, we have been used to reading about the artistry of feature-film directors, from Abel Gance to Andrei Tarkovsky or even Hollywood film directors who sometimes strike the flint of genius, such as Alfred Hitchcock, Stanley Kubrick or David Lynch. Where do artists fit into all of this? In this second issue of the new TATE magazine, Mark Nash explains why artists films owe much to the history of the moving image, yet cannot be viewed in the same way as narrative cinema or television. Possibly the most admired artist today making feature-length films is the American Matthew Barney, who has created this issues Artist Project, including new drawings describing the trajectory of his ten-year Cremaster film cycle. Robert Violette Also in Issue 2: Lynne Ramsay on photographs from her new film Morvern Callar Guerrillas in the mist: New York architects Diller & Scofidio Saints, bones and dwarves: James Carrington on cabinets of curiosities Studio visit: eminent French artist Christian Boltanski Darian Leader, author of Stealing the Mona Lisa, on the late Eva Hesse Out-of-body experience: nude modelling with Catherine Millet Helicopters, artists and meatballs in Hydra, by Bronwyn Cosgrave Keller instinct: publisher Walter Keller on the state of photography book publishing Everyones a winner: the Turner Prize and British art Sheds and shadows: John Baxter on Glenn Murcutt and Australian architecture Designed to interest the six million people who annually visit the four Tate galleries, TATE magazine is published bi-monthly and is distributed to 75,000 Tate members as well as via news stands in the UK and internationally. For more information, contact Antonia Bailey at Condé Nast on +44 (0) 20 7152 3807 or Nadine Thompson at Tate on +44 (0) 20 7887 8701. For details of stockists in UK and abroad, please contact Charlotte Zamani on +44 (0) 207 152 3448.