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This display brings together a selection of art from the Tate collection to celebrate the wonder and beauty of birds

In different ways, Edward Allington and Pablo Bronstein both take inspiration from classical architecture in their work

'Printmaking has always been as important an activity for me as making sculpture'
– Kim Lim, 1995

Walk through time and explore artworks from 1545 to the present day

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Step into the artistic imagination of Stanley Spencer, rooted in his hometown and his religious belief

Kodwo Eshun and Anjalika Sagar’s Hydra Decapita is an Afrofuturist sonic fiction on the art of darkness. It meditates on …

For this Djanogly Café commission, France-Lise McGurn reflects on motherhood, children, city life and intimacy

Discover how artists have used printed matter as a medium through a selection of artists' books

Discover the photography of Bill Brandt, whose images of daily life merged documentary with art

Explore art made in Britain from 1500–1940

Discover art made in Britain from 1945–now

Discover commissions and artworks around Tate Britain's building and garden 

We are invited to look at, listen to, smell and read the artworks in this display. Five different artists encourage …

For this Djanogly Café commission, France-Lise McGurn reflects on motherhood, children, city life and intimacy

See Martin Boyce's word installation, outside Tate Britain

Richard Wright worked with architects Caruso St John to create this handmade glass and leading for the eastern window in …

Climb and play on sculptures by Sarah Lucas on the West Lawn

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