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Until its abolition in the 1980s, by a Conservative government, it was accompanied by the lower-status CSE, which the Mail also revealed would be recreated for "less intelligent" children.

The cramped space in which the artist and poet William Blake produced some of the greatest prints in the history of art will be recreated for an exhibition next month at the Ashmolean Museum in Oxford.

In 1993, with fellow artist Sarah Lucas, she opened The Shop in Bethnal Green (which will be recreated for the Tate show), selling both their work, plus T-shirts, badges and ashtrays that they had made.

Yesterday, an exhibition run by the British Committee for the Restitution of the Parthenon Marbles at the Institute for Contemporary Arts in London showed that, by sharing vital segments, the jigsaw of how the 500BC friezes fitted together could be recreated for the first time in centuries.

Football matches played during the Christmas truce of World War I could be recreated for next year's centenary celebrations.

The paper presents a novel extension of the two-dimensional Vortex Particle Method which allows complex transient flow features computed by an original simulation to be recreated for use as inflow conditions in other simulations.

Now it has been recreated for the GameBoy Advance.

(Mr. Sharits's groundbreaking four-projector film "Dream Displacement," above, was recreated for the exhibition).

Like "River," "The Caravan Project" has been recreated for the proscenium stage.

Both pieces, and several others, have been recreated for the MoMA show, using performers trained by Ms. Abramovic.

Now it has been recreated for the Tate, and the effect is a little distressing and weirdly uplifting.