National Lottery funded projects exhibited at Tate Modern
Howard Lake | 1 December 2003 | News
Tate Modern is hosting a photographic exhibition of projects funded by the Millennium Commission.
The ‘Out of Time’ exhibition which runs from 1 to 19 December 2003 features 70 images of projects funded by the Millennium Commission. These sit alongside creative photography and artwork by a number of Millennium Award winners. These were picked from over 30,000 people who have won Millennium Awards.
The exhibition will travel to other Millennium Commission-funded venues in 2004.
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The exhibition is designed to celebrate and showcase the diverse range of schemes and projects funded by the lottery distributor.
The Right Hon Tessa Jowell MP, Chair of the Millennium Commission, said: “Not enough people know where their Lottery money has gone. When people visit the Out of Time exhibition I believe they will be impressed by the size, scale and diversity of the Millennium Commission’s investment which has changed the landscape of the UK.”
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