There’s nothing like starting off a Monday watching some live art. Tate Collective London has commissioned the street art collective Drips and Runs to create a collaborative live mural in 3 hours inspired by their experience of the “EY Exhibition: The World Goes Pop,” currently on view.  The show focuses on how Pop Art has directly influenced street and graffiti artists around the world.  It’s another way the museum is connecting to a younger and global audience through technology. Future programs from the collective, whose goal is to unlock the museum for young people age 15-25 through free events and festivals, aim to continue the dialogue.

See a trailer directly below.

And if it’s between 18:00-21:00 on November 2nd UK time, watch the fascinating process unfold below.

http://embed.bambuser.com/broadcast/5895418

Some other initiatives from the Tate Collective London this November include “A Tale of Three Cities,” starting November 4th in partnership with MoMa and Art Institute of Chicago, a free 4-week online course for 13 to 17 year-olds interested in behind the scenes access to the art worlds of Chicago, London and New York.

Friday November 6th, Tate Britain hosts “Late at Tate: Body,” an evening of music, performance and workshops based around the concept of the body. Artists involved include Ady Suleiman, uli k, ENDGAMƎ, Blaze Kidd as well as a cabaret workshop with the all-female drag collective Pecs. Learn more about all the upcoming events for young people at the Tate here.