Learn how Metzger's art expressed concerns about the destructive power of technology, its role in modern warfare and its catastrophic …

The rooms in this display focus on the relationship between artists and society

By building long-term relationships with local people, these imagemakers sought to represent working-class communities from within

See Jenny Holzer's ‘Inflammatory Essays’ street posters

An introduction to some of the best-loved artworks in the Tate collection

Witness contemporary painters who use images from the mass media as a source of inspiration

See artworks from 1940–1950, which mainly respond to the Second World War

Discover artworks that explore organisational systems, communications and mass media

Discover how gender stereotypes from the mass media have been confronted and subverted by feminist artists in the past 50 …

Who owns what? uses the methods of mass media and advertising to question consumerism

Gain insight into the life and works of one of Britain’s most important twentieth-century artists

This display explores the artistic and romantic association between two artists

Discover how art can reflect the circumstances and spaces in which it is made

Consider the meditative processes of painting, weaving and drawing

Discover sculpture transformed into an instrument through artist Rita Evans’s work inspired by modern architecture

What does it mean to be modern?

See surrealist artworks made by the original Paris-based group and other international artists 

Survey the impact of the catastrophic events of WWII on the art that followed

Discover artists from Tate's collection who have embraced new and unusual materials and methods

Discover the influence of Italy on eighteenth century European artists in this display of drawings, watercolours and oil sketches