Sunil Gupta

born 1953

Sunil Gupta, ‘Ian and Julian, from the series Ten Years On’ 1986, printed 2010
Ian and Julian, from the series Ten Years On 1986, printed 2010
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Artworks

Sunil Gupta, ‘Ian and Julian, from the series Ten Years On’ 1986, printed 2010

Sunil Gupta Ian and Julian, from the series Ten Years On

1986, printed 2010
On display at Tate Britain part of Walk Through British Art P13784
Sunil Gupta, ‘Johnathan & Kim, London’ 1985, printed 2018

Sunil Gupta Johnathan & Kim, London

1985, printed 2018
On display at Tate Modern part of Artist and Society P82127
Sunil Gupta, ‘Untitled from the series Reflections of the Black Experience’ 1986, printed 2010

Sunil Gupta Untitled from the series Reflections of the Black Experience

1986, printed 2010
On display at Tate Britain part of Walk Through British Art P13783
Sunil Gupta, ‘Ian & Pavlik, London’ 1984, printed 2018

Sunil Gupta Ian & Pavlik, London

1984, printed 2018
On display at Tate Modern part of Artist and Society P82136
Sunil Gupta, ‘Lisa & Emily, London’ 1984, printed 2018

Sunil Gupta Lisa & Emily, London

1984, printed 2018
On display at Tate Modern part of Artist and Society P82137
Sunil Gupta, ‘Martin & Adnel Newcastle-upon-Tyne’ 1984, printed 2018

Sunil Gupta Martin & Adnel Newcastle-upon-Tyne

1984, printed 2018
View by appointment P82123
Sunil Gupta, ‘Emmanuel & David, London’ 1984, printed 2018

Sunil Gupta Emmanuel & David, London

1984, printed 2018
On display at Tate Modern part of Artist and Society P82130
Sunil Gupta, ‘Guy & Brian, London’ 1984, printed 2018

Sunil Gupta Guy & Brian, London

1984, printed 2018
On display at Tate Modern part of Artist and Society P82128
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Film and audio

Sunil Gupta: 'Being in the dark room is healing’

The photographer talks about how his work in the dark room helped him deal with his HIV positive diagnosis

Features
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Unsung Heroes: Arthur Tress

Sunil Gupta

One photographer reveals how the work of Arthur Tress has never ceased to be an inspiration

John William Waterhouse, ‘The Lady of Shalott’ 1888
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A Queer Walk Through British Art

Discover queer responses to our collection at Tate Britain, curated by members of the LGBTQ+ community at Tate and beyond

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