Katerina Šedá: From Morning Till Night
Katerina Seda
From Morning Till Night 2011 © The artist. Photo: Michal Hladik |
The artist Katerina Šedá has invited eighty residents of all ages from Bedřichovice, a small village in Czech Republic, to perform a one-day action in London.
The eighty volunteers from Bedřichovice become participants of a game, created and orchestrated by Šedá, for one day: from sunrise to sunset. The area chosen by the artist extends from Tate Modern to St Paul’s Cathedral with the church of St Benet at the centre, to replicate the area of the village.
An additional eighty UK-based professional and amateur artists have been invited to assist Šedá in representing the imaginary borders of the village. Each of them positioned at the outskirts of the ‘new’ locality, draws and paints a specific angle of Bedřichovice while facing the urban landscape of London.
Come and explore Bedřichovice on Saturday! Download the map and brochure (PDF, 869KB)
Times | Activity | Location |
06:15 | Start of the action | |
06:15-9:00 | Morning activities:drinking coffee, reading newspapers, chalk drawing on the pavement, sweeping the Millenium Bridge, riding bikes, doing physical exercises, walking around the village, computer games and greeting passers-by. | Throughout the village |
09:00-onwards | Gardening | Tate Modern Community Garden |
10:00-14:00 | Hanging laundry on clothes line | Outside St Benet Church and Tate Modern Community Garden |
09:00-11:00 | Car washing | South end of Millenium Bridge, outside Tate Modern |
10:00-11:30 | Singing and music | St Benet Welsh Church |
10:00-11:30 | Cleaning the Church | St Benet Welsh Church |
11:30-12:00 | Free Czech language lesson - Come along! | St Benet Welsh Church |
10:00-18:00 | Czech books and magazines Library | In front of Tate Modern |
10:00-19:44 | Watching DVDs on TV | Turbine Hall Bridge, Tate Modern |
13:00-18:00 | Sports activities (table tennis, netball, petanque, badminton) - Come and play! | In front of Tate Modern, on the lawn. Sports area marked |
13:00-18:00 | Washing windows | Level 2 Gallery TM, Salvation Army outside windows, Old Mutual Place building |
13:00-18:00 | Make-up artist - Come and have your face painted! | Near TM. On the benches by the green lawn |
13:30-14:00 | The village as seen through the eyes of the locals. A special tour of Bedřichovice village in London. | Meeting point: Entrance to L2 Gallery, Tate Modern |
14:00-16:00 | Dog walking | Meeting point: Level 2 Gallery entrance. Throughout the village |
15:30-16:00 | Free Czech language lesson - Come along! | Tate Modern Community Garden |
18:00-19:44 | Socialising with friends | Throughout the village |
18:00-18:30 | The village as seen through the eyes of the locals. A speacial tour of Bedřichovice village in London. | Meeting point: Entrance to L2 Gallery, Tate Modern |
19:44 | End of the action |
Featuring:
Rasha Albazaz, Layla Al-Marzooqi, Debbie Atkinson, Ade Awofadeju, Grace Aza, Vanessa Brier, Virginia Burdon, Leonie Cleeves, Pilar Cortés, Samara Couri, Cherie Deakin, Janine Dela Cruz, Héloïse Delègue, Bertie Dixon, Max Dixon, Emilia Dotcheva, Kristin Duffy, Stephen Feather, Yu Fujita, Gaya3in1, Alexander Green, Dianne Green, Rupert Haines, Georgina Haly, Catherine Hall, Kate Hardy, Jeremy Harvey, Grace Hsu, Lu Hudson, Seo Hyomin, Anna Jones, Francis Kelleher, Caroline Kha, Nikolai Kolev, Aliki Krikidi, Helen Laishley, Nicole Leaning, Colette Lilley, Gilly Lovegrove, Erica Lowe, Derek Man, Gillian Mann, Isabell Markus, Ruth Marquez, Toby Marsh, Jess Mathews, Danell Nelson, Keisha Njoku, Carla Nizzola, Aliyah Owen, Shera H Park, Fiona Parry, Vijay Patel, Elspeth Penfold, Nana Afua Pierre, Aimee Pitassi, Alina Maria Popescu, Charlotte Posner, Cathy Read, Chevonne Reeves, Debbie Roe, Setare Salehi, Inez Schrader, Gabriela Schutz, Margaret Sharrow, Lisa Smith, Evangelia Spiliopoulou, Chinatsu Sunaga, Asako Taki, Claire Tarling, Sara Teramo, Morgan Tipping, Chris Townsend, Jan Tozer, Katie Tunn, Cat Tyack, Jon Braley, Rush Vizette, Julie Wrathall, Ingrida Zvera.
Follow the ‘behind-the-scenes’ of this event on the Tate Blog
Free
On the day please meet us at the information desk on Level 2 to get your map of the village
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