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Discover Sol Lewitt, a leading figure in conceptual art who believe materials should be secondary to ideas

See how international artists have responded in different ways to the impact of mass media and communications

This display focuses on William Blake and several of his contemporaries. All artists used the human figure to explore
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Discover the influence of Italy on eighteenth century European artists in this display of drawings, watercolours and oil sketches

Reflect on the range of art produced in Britain from 1930–1940

In Commonplace 1999, talcum powder is brushed into rectangular shapes on the floor, resembling delicate white paintings

Connect with Rothko's immersive Seagram Murals

Trace the story of British art from the Tudors to WWII

Find out how combining everyday objects and materials became a new technique for twentieth-century artists

Using photomontage, Yates reflects on her mourning process over the death of her mother

Learn how the Gutai artists playfully experimented with expanded forms of painting, performance and installation

An introduction to some of the best-loved artworks in the Tate collection

Uncover 1910–1930, one of the most contested periods in art

Experience artworks from the war period of 1780–1810

Learn how Metzger's art expressed concerns about the destructive power of technology, its role in modern warfare and its catastrophic …

Discover artworks that explore organisational systems, communications and mass media

Seamless connects familiar objects from everyday life into a three-dimensional network

This display brings together mixed media works from the Indian artist’s studio experimentations in 1970s and 1980s New York

Explore artworks from Tate's collection that respond to their social and political context

Explore the use of everyday materials in Yin Xiuzhen’s sculptural objects which explore themes of power and identity