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Luke Fowler’s “All Divided Selves” (Film, showing at Tate Britain, London, until 6 January 2013)

posted on February 24, 2025

Research Summary: “All Divided Selves” by Luke Fowler

Category: Film/Documentary
Subject Matter: Biographical film examining the life and work of psychiatrist R.D. Laing
Exhibition Venue: Tate Britain, London
Exhibition Duration: Until 6 January 2013
Notable Recognition: Turner Prize nomination
Screening Schedule: Multiple daily showings
Related Critical Resources: Reviews by Cheryl McGeachan, Adrian Searle, and Laura Cumming available

For those of you who have not yet seen Luke Fowler’s Turner-Prize nominated film on R.D. Laing (see Cheryl McGeachan’s review on the CMH blog), “All Divided Selves” will be showing several times a day at Tate Britain in London until 6 January 2013. See here for further information.

Adrian Searle reflects on the Turner Prize nominees here, and Laura Cumming reviews the shortlist here.

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