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LGBTQ Icons at Tate Britain | Tate

LGBTQ Icons at Tate Britain | Tate

Frank Bowling | Tate Britain

Frank Bowling | Tate Britain

British Baroque | Tate Britain

British Baroque | Tate Britain

All Too Human | Tate Britain

All Too Human | Tate Britain

Lee Miller | Tate Britain

Lee Miller | Tate Britain

William Blake | Tate Britain

William Blake | Tate Britain

Impressionists in London | Tate Britain

Impressionists in London | Tate Britain

Hogarth and Europe | Tate Britain

CLOSING SOON: The Duveen Galleries are home to a squash-like character created by Anthea Hamilton. The Squash is dressed in one of seven costumes that incorporate the colours and shapes of varieties of squash or pumpkin. Meet The Squash alongside a series of sculptures from Tate's collection at Tate Britain until 8 October. Supported by Sotheby's. https://bit.ly/2PfrMr7 | Tate

24.9K viewsSep 10, 2018

LAST CHANCE to catch the first full retrospective dedicated to Frank Bowling, an artist who's relentlessly explored the properties of paint for over 60 years. He describes his works, known for their textured terrains and luminous surfaces, as 'more land than landscape.' Now 85, he continues to play with new possibilities every day. Closes 26 August at Tate Britain. http://bit.ly/2k6uDrR | Tate

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Drag queen and visual artist Sasha Velour in 2020 on why the life and work of Marlow Moss speaks to her 🟨◼️ Find the full film here: https://bit.ly/36VQKX7 | Tate

36.3K viewsFeb 13, 2021

Van Gogh and Britain | Tate Britain

Happy International Museum Day! 🏛️ Tate Britain was our very first Tate museum, known from 1897 to 1932 as the National Gallery of British Art, and then the Tate Gallery, until 2000! What's your most memorable museum visit? ❤️ | Tate

5.7K viewsMay 18, 2022

When Claude Monet visited London in the late 1800s, he wrote, 'Without the fog, London would not be a beautiful city. It is fog that gives it its magnificent amplitude... its regular blocks become grandiose in that mysterious mantle.' Witness Monet's Houses of Parliament paintings at Tate Britain in The EY Exhibition: Impressionists in London, French Artists in Exile (1870 – 1904) until 7 May 2018: https://goo.gl/EGCNx | Tate

32.9K viewsJan 30, 2018

Discover how one of Britain’s greatest artists captured a changing world through paint. Book your ticket for Turner’s Modern World today. | Tate

48.8K viewsOct 30, 2020

🏳️‍🌈 Join us for a free, all-day festival at Tate Britain on 10 June celebrating the powerful role of LGBTQIA art and culture in the UK. ✨Screenings, discussions, workshops, performances, music and more - discover the full programme below. | Tate

54.5K viewsMay 19, 2023

Wealth. Luxury. Growth. Greed. Injustice. Ruin. Discover the vivid social commentary of Hogarth and his European contemporaries at Tate Britain. | Tate

58.5K viewsNov 9, 2021

Where do you start at Tate Britain? 🏛️ From old favourites to new surprises, discover them all in our completely refreshed galleries, spanning over 500 years of art. Explore the very best of British art today, free and for everyone. https://bit.ly/3jcpael | Tate

9.7K viewsJun 3, 2023

★★★★★ 'Filled with safe spaces and frightening places, mystery and memories' - The Guardian Rachel Whiteread opens today at Tate Britain. Book now: https://goo.gl/M9CU3J | Tate

49K viewsSep 12, 2017

"Some people think that art is about making stuff. It's not - it's just about creating your own imagination." - Fatimatu, age 9. These Tate Kids have a fresh take on art since their visit to Conceptual Art in Britain, 1964 - 1979. On now at Tate Britain: http://ow.ly/9Y2H301wltv | Tate

95.6K viewsJun 23, 2016

Almost ready for our close-up... Sargent and Fashion opens this Thursday at Tate Britain. 🎀 Here we see Lady Agnew of Lochnaw taking her place in the show. Her direct gaze was very unusual for portraits of women during the 1890s. More conventional portraits would show the sitters gazing downward, off to the side, or upon another person or object in the painting. To have Lady Agnew sit and stare at the viewer was unconventional, but it was enthusiastically received as bold and beautiful. Grand p

118.9K viewsFeb 20, 2024

Step inside an immersive 360 view of David Hockney - Tate Britain’s largest ever exhibition. Presented by Sara Cox and Tate curator Chris Stephens. Open now until 29 May with extended opening hours: https://goo.gl/FKrkIk | Tate

2.3M viewsMar 21, 2017

Charles and Camilla visit Tate Britain

2.1K viewsMar 9, 2022

Ed Atkins - Open Now at Tate Britain! 'So much weirdness and generosity, so much bleakness and humour' ★★★★★ - The Guardian�� Step into the world of Ed Atkins and discover computer-generated videos and animations that repurpose technology in unexpected ways, tracing the dwindling gap between the digital world and human feeling. Also featuring writing, paintings, embroideries and drawings, this major new exhibition by one of the most influential British artists working today explores themes of in

29.3K viewsApr 2, 2025

Book now for Paul Nash, ‘a tremendously powerful’ exhibition at Tate Britain. ★★★★ The Times ★★★★ The Guardian ★★★★ The Telegraph ★★★★ Time Out ★★★★ Evening Standard | Tate

38.6K viewsNov 10, 2016

We're excited to announce that due to high demand, David Hockney at Tate Britain will be open until 10pm on selected evenings. Book now for this Thursday the 23rd: https://goo.gl/NMWdSY | Tate

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Tate Studentships | Tate

Rude Britannia: British Comic Art At Tate Britain

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How I Got My Job at Tate | Tate

Journey across the landscapes that have seduced the nation’s favourite painters in Tate Britain's Great British Walks – a new six-part TV series starting tonight on Sky Arts at 9pm BST. With behind-the-scenes access to Tate Britain, Gus Casely-Hayford walks in the footsteps of famous artists, and rediscovers the inspiration behind their most-loved landscape paintings. Along the way Gus is joined by a raft of famous friends. Tonight, he & Miriam Margolyes explore the seaside scenery of Alfred Wal

33.8K viewsMay 2, 2017

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