Tate Modern

Make Studio: Memory

UNIQLO Tate Play

This recurring workshop series invites families to explore memory through making, conversation and playful activities. Sessions run on Wednesdays and weekends as part of UNIQLO Tate Play.

nora chipaumire: Gadzi

Infinities Commission

This new Infinities Commission turns the Tanks into an immersive environment shaped by dance, theatre, music, film and sculpture. Chipaumire uses the space to explore political identity, personal storytelling and questions of balance.

Tracey Emin

A Second Life

This landmark survey spans four decades of Tracey Emin's work across painting, video, textiles, neon, writing, sculpture and installation. It pairs familiar pieces with rarely shown works and foregrounds her direct approach to love, trauma and autobiography.

Gathering Ground

This cross-collection exhibition links ecological questions with social justice through works from across Tate's holdings. It invites visitors to reflect on how art can reshape relationships with the natural world and with one another.

Julio Le Parc

Light. Colour. Action.

This immersive survey follows seven decades of Julio Le Parc's practice, from the late 1950s to the 2020s. Interactive installations, light sculptures and geometric paintings turn visitors into active participants.

Frida: The Making of an Icon

This major exhibition looks at how Frida Kahlo became both a revolutionary artist and a global cultural icon. Alongside her work, it examines the communities and myths that shaped her lasting image.

Ana Mendieta

This major exhibition brings together iconic works, remastered films, early paintings and late sculptures by Ana Mendieta. It also highlights her close relationship with the natural world, extending beyond the gallery walls.

Tarek Atoui

Hyundai Commission

This Hyundai Commission brings Tarek Atoui's sound-led practice into the Turbine Hall through a new site-specific installation. The project combines music, technology, sculpture and performance in a multisensory environment.

Light and Magic

The Birth of Art Photography

This international exhibition traces the history of pictorialist art photography from the 1880s to the 1960s. More than 50 artists place the movement in a global context rather than a narrowly European or American one.

Monet: Painting Time

Tate's first exhibition devoted entirely to Claude Monet brings together key paintings from public and private lenders around the world. The show focuses on his treatment of time, atmosphere and repeated observation.

Ink

This exhibition introduces the long tradition of ink painting through works that emphasize continuity, technique and the natural world. It is Tate's first exhibition devoted entirely to this art form.

Baya

This UK survey of Algerian artist Baya brings together more than 100 gouache watercolours and ceramic sculptures. It traces her influence across North African and European art in the twentieth century.

Nalini Malani

This retrospective surveys six decades of Nalini Malani's practice and the tension between visual beauty and political unease in her work. It offers a broad view of one of contemporary art's most influential voices.

Lynda Benglis

This large survey presents more than 50 works by Lynda Benglis from the late 1960s to the present. It follows her rule-breaking use of materials across sculpture, installation, photography and video.

Edvard Munch

This exhibition centers on Munch's The Frieze of Life and related works about love, loss and loneliness. It frames these themes against the social changes of Munch's time.