Discover the abstract art created in Britain through the 1950s

Celebrate the work of British women artists from 1960s to the present day

Discover the influence of William Blake on British artists in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries

Explore the connections between the progressive Bauhaus art school and the visual arts in Britain in the 1930s

Explore the area around Tate Britain, once the site of the infamous Millbank Prison with The Darks audio tour 

This room presents a selection of photographs by Edith Tudor-Hart and her younger brother Wolfgang Suschitzky

John Constable’s Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows returns to Tate Britain to hang alongside a work by his rival J.M.W. …

Follow Turner’s artistic experimentation through unexhibited and unfinished works whose innovation often puzzled his contemporaries

Discover the work of Gwen John, best known for her subtle portraits of women, painted with a muted chalky palette

Whilst school groups are still unable to visit the gallery, we asked them to share their stories of the past …

Visit two rooms dedicated to the work of sculptor Henry Moore

Uncover the history of Henry Moore’s relationship with Tate and how the collection of his work was formed

Gain insight into the process behind Henry Moore’s large public commissions

Isaac Julien’s film Looking for Langston breaks down traditional divisions between different art forms

Learn how Constable, Turner’s contemporary, was inspired by the landscape of south-east England

Explore Len Lye's open and imaginative approach to experimental film-making

Explore the hidden, changing lives of artworks

Discover the intimate portrayal of women in Lubaina Himid's paintings

See Martin Boyce's word installation, outside Tate Britain

Explore the sculptures of Shelagh Cluett, Richard Deacon, Anish Kapoor, Alison Wilding