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

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

Experience artworks from the war period of 1780–1810

See artworks from 1940–1950, which mainly respond to the Second World War

Learn about the impact of immigration on British culture in The British Library

This display looks at how artists see fairies

Igor Grubić’s work often explores themes of intolerance in society

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

Explore how geometric abstraction fabricated dreams of a new society in the twentiethÌýcenturyÌý

The works in this room find visual expression for the complex horrors of civil war

In Rupak, artist Lala Rukh gives visual form to the live quality of sound

Start the journey through 500 years of British art with artworks from 1540–1650

Explore the hidden, changing lives of artworks

Contemplate the abstract paintings of Agnes Martin which reflect on perfection, beauty and spirituality

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

See the film made using mobile phone footage, shot by sailors on the shipping routes between India, the Middle East …

South African photographer Ernest Cole’s images document life for Black people during apartheid. Cole’s photographs are displayed alongside his photobook, …

Wander a room devoted to art from 1900–1910, a period in flux

Colourful and lively acrylic paint installation by the American conceptual artist Sol LeWitt

Igor Grubić’s work often explores themes of intolerance in society