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Explore an avant-garde art movement that emerged in London in 1914

By building long-term relationships with local people, these imagemakers sought to represent working-class communities from within

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

See British artworks from 1730–1765, including paintings by Hogarth

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

Explore a time of artistic change in Britain, from 1650–1730

The rooms in this display focus on the relationship between artists and society

See the diverse and inventive approaches to materials explored by artists in this display

Consider the meditative processes of painting, weaving and drawing

Something Going On Above My Head brings together over two thousand birdsongs from across the world, arranged like instruments in …

Sharon Hayes reads love letters aloud, bringing private emotions into a public space

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

View artworks that pay tribute to campaigners for citizenship and civil rights

Walk into Ana Lupas’s exploration and preservation of the communal act of making 

Discover artworks that explore organisational systems, communications and mass media

This display introduces you to some of the best-loved artworks in the Tate collection

Discover sculpture transformed into an instrument through artist Rita Evans’s work inspired by modern architecture

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

Explore Trisha Brown’s unique choreography and her collaborations with artists

See Turner's unfinished canvases, among many found in the studio after his death