Blogs & channel

As Tate Liverpool hosts the first major UK exhibition of Marc Chagall’s work for more than fifteen years, his biographer explains why this painter has been both the most marginalised and the most enduring of the Russian avant-garde 

Director of Tate Nicholas Serota explains why institutions are crucial resources in a world where creative expression is becoming ever more important as a series of events launch at Tate Modern

This year’s Venice Biennale is one of history, fun and fantasy, says Tate Etc. Editor Simon Grant

One of John Constable’s most important works, Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows, has been acquired by Tate and will be on show at Tate Britain

In this film Michael Sandle talks about Life Drawing and explores precise observation with his students, asking them to cast aside expression, feeling and movement

Walk through time with curator Greg Sullivan as he explores the period 1760–1780 in the new displays at Tate Britain

Saloua Raouda Choucair and her family lived through the Lebanese Civil War - and it literally left its mark on her work. Sophie Partarrieu, a Curatorial Intern at the current Tate Modern exhibition, met the artist’s daughter to learn the story behind one such painting

Find out more on the surprising juxtapositions that feature in the new chronological display at Tate Britain with Director Penelope Curtis

Gary Hume invites TateShots into his studio as he prepares for his Tate Britain exhibition

Tate rolls out its exciting programme for 2014, with major exhibitions of some of Europe’s giants