Inside Job – Tate Staff Biennale

Fine Art alumni Shado Hart is exhibiting work at this year's Tate Staff Biennale.

The show aims to celebrate with both colleagues and visitors the diversity of creativity happening across Tate. Representation in the show was encouraged from all departments and divisions of the organisation, and includes a range of mediums such as painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, film, installation, performance and mixed media.

About Shado Hart

Shado Hart (BA Fine Art with History of Art, 2023) is a UK based multidisciplinary artist working with politics of the body, deviancy and perversions. Currently their work centres around their development of Functional Neurological Disorder and its relation to past traumas.

Shado is a member of Tate Young Producers, October Gallery's Youth Collective, The Bioart Society and the Art History Association.

Shado is participating in the exhibition as a member of Tate Young Producers and will be presenting three works:

  • Right before I couldn't move (2023) – video of improvised dance with functional neurological disorder (videography Hang Zhang, photography Ryan Lo).
  • A defective protective measure (2023) – dress made of paperclips.
  • Turn me on (2024) – latex nipples on functioning light switches.
Artist Shadow Hart dancing in a paperclip dress

Shado Hart, Right before I couldn’t move, 2023. Video documentation of performance in a paperclip dress. With credits to Hang Zhang and Ryan Lo.

Right before I couldn't move and A defective protective measure were Shado's graduate exhibition pieces for the show Can you let us in? (University of Leeds, 2023).

Tangentially Shado has an ongoing collaboration with artist Lau Kaker since their meeting in UniArts Helsinki. Since then, they have been studying trading histories through creation with help of the Bio Art society in Helsinki.

Find out more about Shado Hart.

Follow Shado on Instagram @s.d.s.hart

Venue

Blavatnik Building (Level 5)
Tate Modern
Bankside
London SE1 9TG

Feature image

Shado Hart, Turn me on, 2024. Latex nipples on functioning light switches.