Wellbeing and Art Explore how art connects to feelings and wellbeing Highlights How do these artworks make you feel? Explore more Themes Highlights Quiz: How are you feeling? We've teamed up with a psychotherapist to assess your mood and match you to a Tate artwork A guide to slow looking Be amazed by the discoveries you can make when you look for longer at art Van Gogh: Challenging the Myth of the 'Tortured Genius' Understand Van Gogh's mental health through a new perspective The Art of Slow Looking What happens when we spend time getting to know a single artwork in detail? How do these artworks make you feel? Ocean Vija Celmins 1975 Nataraja Bridget Riley 1993 Norham Castle, Sunrise Joseph Mallord William Turner c.1845 Work No. 203: EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE ALRIGHT Martin Creed 1999 Welcome Home Rare Birds Jim Dine 1969 preserve ‘beauty’ Anya Gallaccio 1991–2003 Julie, Den Haag, Netherlands, February 29 1994 Rineke Dijkstra 1994, printed 2021 Pink Tons Roni Horn 2009 ‘Everything is connected in life...’ Gillian Wearing CBE 1992–3 Azalea Garden : May 1956 Patrick Heron 1956 Happy Butterfly Day Andy Warhol 1955 Peace Edwina Sandys 1974 Artist Thoughts Francis Bacon Study for ‘Portrait of Van Gogh IV’ (1957) Tate © Estate of Francis Bacon Art is to console those who are broken by life Vincent van Gogh I fight pain, anxiety, and fear every day, and the only method I have found that relieves my illness is to keep creating art. I followed the thread of art and somehow discovered a path that would allow me to live Yayoi Kusama Yayoi Kusama The Passing Winter (2005) Tate © YAYOI KUSAMA Agnes Martin Faraway Love (1999) ARTIST ROOMS Tate and National Galleries of Scotland © estate of Agnes Martin I think that personal feelings, sentimentality and those sorts of emotions, are not art but that universal emotions like happiness are art Agnes Martin Explore more Themes Disability and Art Explore how artists have portrayed the range of human ability through their art Animals and Art Explore photography and paintings of creatures and critters throughout art history Weather and Art Explore how artists respond to the seasons and our changing environment Queer Lives and Art Discover LGBTQ artists and queer art Travel and Art Explore transport and travel through the eyes of artists