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Lowry and the Painting of Modern Life : Blog Think you know Lowry? Welcome to our blog series...

As Tate Britain gears up for its major exhibition on L.S Lowry, Assistant Curator Helen Little kicks off our revealing blog series and re-introduces a great British artist we all thought we knew

Blog Have ideas on change? We want you!

The Assistant Curator of Tate’s Public Programmes introduces a series of workshops to explore possibilities of change through art, technology and more - and no topic is off limit!

Late at Tate : Blog A fash-tastic evening with Tate Collective

Did you make it to the last late at Late at Tate? In case you missed it, Charlie and Becky from Tate Collective recap on a night of music, clothes swapping and eye-popping fashion

Gary Hume : Blog Five things you taught us about Gary Hume

After the painted pink doors swang open to his new show, Gary Hume nipped over to our offices at Tate Britain to take part in a Twitter Q&A with all of you. Here’s what you asked and what we learnt

Saloua Raouda Choucair : Blog Hala Choucair: the painting that took my father's hit

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

Art maps : Blog Art Maps: designing the interface

Tate web designer Liam Palmer explains the visual design ethos behind our Art Maps app

Tate Debate : Blog Jeremy Deller, 'The History of the World' 1998 Tate Debate: How do you arrange your collections?

As a complete chronological rehang of the gallery’s collection is unveiled at Tate Britain, we ask: how do you arrange your collections?

Transforming Tate Britain : Blog Transforming Tate Britain: Archives & Access Project

Project Manager, Polly Christie introduces how Tate will tackle the task of digitising 52,000 objects in its archive