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    Conserving Frames

    Discover how picture frames at Tate are looked after

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    5 Women Artists' Stories

    Step inside the artist's studio with Tate Kids and students from St Stephen’s Primary School

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    The Case of the Missing Painting

    Watch Tate's teams make an exciting discovery during the restoration of an Arthur Devis painting

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    How to Create an Art-Inspired Garden

    Learn top gardening tips from the Head Gardener at Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden

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  • Yasmin Jahan Nupur – 'Let me get you a nice cup of tea'

    Sit down with the artist and discover the complex history of tea in this unique performance work

  • Zohra Opoku – ‘Time is the best friend for an artist’

    Meet the artist who combines fabric and photography to explore identity, through historical, cultural, and socio-economic influences

  • 8 people walking away along the Thames riverbank, some holding branches, with Blackfriars bridge in the distance.

    Cecilia Vicuña - 'Your Rage is Your Gold'

    Learn about the Chilean artist and what inspires her work

  • Who is Hilma af Klint?

    Meet the mystical Swedish artist Hilma af Klint and her swirling world of shapes and colours!

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Art in the collection

  • Winter Landscape

    Lynton Lamb
    1962
    View by appointment
  • Sacha Jason Guyana Dreams

    Sir Frank Bowling OBE RA
    1989
  • Simmering

    Sam Gilliam
    1970
  • Alter-Ego

    Isaac Witkin
    1963
  • Three Young Women

    Natalia Goncharova
    1920
    On display at Tate Liverpool Part of Ideas Depot
  • ID Crisis

    Zanele Muholi
    2003
    View by appointment
  • Red and Yellow Image : 1958

    Patrick Heron
    1958
    View by appointment
  • Cat

    Gwen John
    c.1904–8
  • Fighting Fire with Fire

    Sarah Lucas
    1996
  • The Wedding

    R.B. Kitaj
    1989–93
    On display at Tate Britain Part of Modern and Contemporary British Art
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    Fly under the radar, explore creative spaces, and discover the importance of drawing a sheep

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    A 6-part mini-series exploring art, activism and the women’s movement in the UK in the 1970s and 80s

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    The Art of Remembering

    What happens when people are forgotten and histories are erased?

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  • Agony Artist: Dear Mx Mavis

    Discover how the artist Lubaina Himid gives a voice to people who have been overlooked throughout history

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    We talk to the artist about beauty, soft sculptures, and her self-portraits that are newly on display at Tate Modern

  • A group discusses the ethics of research and participatory arts practice

    Tate Research Centre: Learning

    Promoting research, knowledge exchange with the aim of informing practice in the field of learning in galleries

  • Breaking News

    Explore how this revolutionary movement inspired and united artists around the world

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