Tate Modern
Browse through this collection to discover the world-renowned Tate Modern in London, home to an impressive array of contemporary and modern art. From iconic works to thought-provoking installations, this museum is a must-visit for art enthusiasts. Book your tickets now and dive into the art world.
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See either The Genesis Exhibition (May 1 to Oct 26), the Emily Kam Kngwarray exhibition (Jul 10 to Jan 11), or the Theatre Picasso exhibition (Sept 17 to Apr 12) at Tate Modern.
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Experience the immersive fabric architecture of Do Ho Suh, including life-sized replicas of his homes, which explore themes of identity, in The Genesis Exhibition.
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View Kngwarray’s art, with the first large-scale European presentation of her batiks and monumental paintings, reflecting her connection to the Australian landscape.
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Explore 45+ works by Picasso in a theatrical setting, with key loans never before seen in the UK, celebrating the centenary of his famous painting, The Three Dancers.
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Enjoy Relaxed Hours on the third Tuesday of every month for a quieter experience with a downloadable exhibition guide, and top it off with an exploration of the permanent collection.
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See either The Genesis Exhibition (May 1 to Oct 26), the Emily Kam Kngwarray exhibition (Jul 10 to Jan 11), or the Theatre Picasso exhibition (Sept 17 to Apr 12) at Tate Modern.
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Experience the immersive fabric architecture of Do Ho Suh, including life-sized replicas of his homes, which explore themes of identity, in The Genesis Exhibition.
-
View Kngwarray’s art, with the first large-scale European presentation of her batiks and monumental paintings, reflecting her connection to the Australian landscape.
-
Explore 45+ works by Picasso in a theatrical setting, with key loans never before seen in the UK, celebrating the centenary of his famous painting, The Three Dancers.
-
Enjoy Relaxed Hours on the third Tuesday of every month for a quieter experience with a downloadable exhibition guide, and top it off with an exploration of the permanent collection.
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Explore Tate Modern's permanent collection on a 1-hour guided tour, perfect for those short on time, without wasting time navigating the galleries.
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Marvel at must-see masterpieces by world-renowned artists like Warhol, Matisse, Picasso, and Lichtenstein, among other greats.
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Gain insights into the artworks, artists, and the unique architecture of this landmark modern art museum from an English-speaking guide.
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Enjoy engaging commentary and little-known facts in a small-group setting of just 20 guests and get personalised attention from your guide.
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Discover powerful pieces such as Picasso’s Dish of Pears, a perfect example of Cubist style, and Lichtenstein’s Wall Explosion II, a commentary on the Vietnam War.
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Explore Tate Modern's permanent collection on a 1-hour guided tour, perfect for those short on time, without wasting time navigating the galleries.
-
Marvel at must-see masterpieces by world-renowned artists like Warhol, Matisse, Picasso, and Lichtenstein, among other greats.
-
Gain insights into the artworks, artists, and the unique architecture of this landmark modern art museum from an English-speaking guide.
-
Enjoy engaging commentary and little-known facts in a small-group setting of just 20 guests and get personalised attention from your guide.
-
Discover powerful pieces such as Picasso’s Dish of Pears, a perfect example of Cubist style, and Lichtenstein’s Wall Explosion II, a commentary on the Vietnam War.
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Marking 100 years of The Three Dancers—Picasso’s 1925 masterpiece of conflict, desire, and motion—this exhibition transforms the gallery into a stage.
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View 45+ works—paintings, sculptures, textiles, and rare pieces from European collections—some never seen in the UK, staged in a theatrical setting.
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See how performers inspired Picasso to shape a mythic artistic persona, blending roleplay, spectacle, and the idea of identity as performance.
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Staged by artist-filmmaker Wu Tsang and writer-curator Enrique Fuenteblanca in the George Economou Gallery. Supported by the Huo Family Foundation.
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After your visit, explore Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall, sculpture galleries, and the Blavatnik viewing level with stunning views across the Thames.
More details
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Marking 100 years of The Three Dancers—Picasso’s 1925 masterpiece of conflict, desire, and motion—this exhibition transforms the gallery into a stage.
-
View 45+ works—paintings, sculptures, textiles, and rare pieces from European collections—some never seen in the UK, staged in a theatrical setting.
-
See how performers inspired Picasso to shape a mythic artistic persona, blending roleplay, spectacle, and the idea of identity as performance.
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Staged by artist-filmmaker Wu Tsang and writer-curator Enrique Fuenteblanca in the George Economou Gallery. Supported by the Huo Family Foundation.
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After your visit, explore Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall, sculpture galleries, and the Blavatnik viewing level with stunning views across the Thames.
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