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Tate Britain

International Modern: 1930–1940

Ongoing

During the 1930s, many British artists develop modern abstract art, a radical movement born of international friendships and allegiances

Tate Britain

A Room of One's Own: 1890–1915

Ongoing

In the early years of the 20th century, British artists explore new representations of female identity, investigating the changing relationships …

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Beijing East Village: Intimate Collaborations

Until 7 December 2025

Explore performances and photographs created in Beijing’s ‘East Village’, where experimental artists were inspired by and worked with each other.

Tate Britain

Francis Bacon and Henry Moore

Ongoing

Bacon and Moore’s dynamic figures explore the relationship between form and space

Tate Britain

Construction: 1955–1965

Ongoing

As Britain begins to rebuild, some artists use new materials in dialogue with modern design and architecture, believing art can …

Tate Britain

Creation and Destruction: 1960–1966

Until 20 October 2024

In the 1960s artists in Britain adopt a radical approach to question society’s values, merging art with life

Tate Britain

Aubrey Williams: Cosmological Abstractions 1973–85

19 December 2022 – 2 June 2024

This display explores Williams’s involvement with ecology, cosmology, music and pre-colonial civilisations

Tate Britain

Fear and Freedom: 1940–1965

Ongoing

The Post-War era is one of immense social change and dramatic geopolitical realignment. Artists give visual expression to the experiences …

Tate Britain

Henry Moore

Ongoing

From the comfort of family to the destruction of war, Moore’s sculptures and drawings explore enduring subjects

Tate Britain

Ideas into Action: 1965–1980

Ongoing

Artists begin working with ideas and images that can be rapidly transmitted in an increasingly interconnected world, addressing political and …

Tate Britain

In Full Colour: 1960–1970

Ongoing

Social changes, popular media and a new spirit of optimism inspire artists to embrace vibrant, colour-saturated imagery

Tate St Ives

Hetain Patel: Don't Look at the Finger

28 January – 1 May 2023

Hetain Patel’s work reflects on how cultural identity is communicated through performance and popular culture

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Rosa Barba

20 February – 26 November 2023

In these two works, Barba interrogates the medium of film and its ability to articulate space and time

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ARTIST ROOMS: Art and Text

27 February 2023 – 8 December 2024

The works in these rooms explore the use of written language in art

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Guerrilla Girls

Ongoing

This display shows the work of the anonymous feminist collective who use daring text and phrases to expose injustice in …

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ARTIST ROOMS: Art and Text

Ongoing

The works in these rooms explore the use of written language in art

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ARTIST ROOMS: Lawrence Weiner

27 February 2023 – 8 December 2024

The texts in these two rooms are activated as they are read

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Dineo Seshee Bopape

Confirmed open dates: 28 February 2023 – 7 March 2023

Bopape’s video is i am sky explores her relationship to both land and cosmos, as well as wider themes of …

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Anna Barham

4 March – 22 October 2023

In Magenta, Emerald, Lapis, Anna Barham uses puzzles to explore the changing structure of words and how meaning is …

Tate Britain

John Constable

Ongoing

Today John Constable is recognised alongside JMW Turner as a great British landscape painter. While his work was just as …

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