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These sculptures bring together traditional crafts and modernist architectural forms, reflecting on how materials can divide and articulate space

The two artists in this room use the colour black and abstract forms to draw attention to how materials can …

What societal expectations are represented within the image of the home?

What happens when objects of spiritual and personal significance are displayed in a museum?

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

Art that reflects on the violence and displacement caused by colonialism, discrimination, poverty and war

Discover how sculptors working in Japan, Europe, and the United States in the 1970s inspired and influenced eachÌýother

Using wit and humour, Jimmie Durham's art subverts the foundations of modern western culture

The reliefs in this room explore ideas of recycling and regeneration. The artists transform found and raw materials into carefully …

A close observer of the human condition, Anna Boghiguian draws on the past and the present, poetry and politics to …

How does Yto Barrada explore themes of power and strategies of resistance through natural and urban landscapes?

Discover the work of Haegue Yang, who explores the history of conceptual art as shaped by a set of rules

The found and discarded materials in this display skilfully combine the spiritual with the everyday

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

Made using pieces of clothing, Patricia Belli's works carry memories of the body and identity

Kodak 2006 documents the making of 16mm film stock inside a factory about to go out of business

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

See one of the most influential artworks of the twentieth century and investigate materials andÌýobjects

Question how museums shape our ideas of value through Dion's display of objects found on the bank of the Thames

Contemplate Martin Creed’s conceptual installationÌýWork No. 232: the whole world + the work = the whole worldÌý