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Examining how museum professionals undertake research

Supporting the development of professional practice as research within Tate's Learning Department

'Would be possible to draw a landscape that was not a landscape, but a period of landscape'

D.I.E. Now (Dance International Europe), a theatre group formed by the Israeli artist

While interned in a camp during the Second World War, Schwitters made hundreds of portraits to earn a living

Tate invited well-known artists to teach a life drawing masterclass

Mapping socially engaged participatory art practices in art museums and galleries through an online platform

A performance choreographed by Kenneth Tindall of Northern Ballet and the artist herself

September 2015 – April 2018

Investigating the direct impact of arts and cultural experiences on teachers of secondary education, and …

A current list of doctoral students engaged in research within the Tate Learning team, along with information about their projects

Learning and research findings from Circuit, a programme that examined how galleries can support positive change for young people.

Considering how institutional experimentation can attend to the pressing issues of today

Engaging with the emerging and growing trend of new or neo-materialism in research, art and curatorial practice

Addressing the ethical practices and challenges when working with issues of race and difference, neurodiversity, disability and young people

Considering how ethnographic approaches have been applied within art museums, and how these concepts may impact curatorial, learning and participatory …

Discover the fascinating story of an artwork that disappeared

Tread the line between creativity and sex as we explore what separates these two terms

Take the quiz to discover which of Modigliani's friends, patrons and lovers is your bohemian alter ego

Tate invited well-known artists to teach a life drawing masterclass

Tate invited well-known artists to teach a life drawing masterclass