Highlights
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Women Artists in Contemporary China
Series of interviews with Chinese women artists conducted by Monica Merlin, post-doctoral researcher at Tate Research Centre: Asia 2013–14 -
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The future according to Nam June Paik
Discover how the artist predicted the future of technology -
Interview
Getting to know Dayanita Singh
Discover more about the artist's work, inspirations and role models -
TateShots
Xu Zhen 'Artists Change the Way People Think'
Artist, curator and entrepreneur Xu Zhen is a leading figure among the younger generation of Chinese contemporary artists
Artworks
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Xu Zhen 8848 - 1.86
2005 -
Yukinori Yanagi Pacific
1996 -
Lionel Wendt [title not known]
c.1933–8 -
Sheba Chhachhi Shahjahan Apa - Anti Dowry Public Testimonies, India Gate, Delhi
1986, printed 2014 -
Bhupen Khakhar You Can’t Please All
1981 -
F.N. Souza Crucifixion
1959 -
Johan Zoffany Colonel Mordaunt’s Cock Match
c.1784–6 -
Mrinalini Mukherjee Jauba
2000 -
Anish Kapoor Ishi’s Light
2003 -
William Hodges Tomb and Distant View of Rajmahal Hills
1782 -
Bridget Riley Nataraja
1993 -
Rasheed Araeen Bismullah
1988 -
Iqbal Geoffrey Epitaph 1958
1958 -
Rasheed Araeen Rang Baranga
1969 -
Huma Bhabha Man of No Importance
2006 -
Zahoor ul Akhlaq Untitled
1992–3 -
Anwar Jalal Shemza Meem Two
1967
Dig Deeper
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Online Guide
Responses to Tate's Collection by our BAME Network
Read how voices from our Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Network respond to the artworks in our collection -
TateShots
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 -
TateShots
Zarina Hashmi Studio Visit
The artist discusses a life mapped through art and how themes of exile and loss are embedded in her work -
Tate Etc
My grandfather, Anwar Jalal Shemza
My grandfather died before I was born, but I have always had a connection to him through his art. -
Art Term
Bombay Progressive Artists’ Group
The Bombay Progressive Artists’ Group was a progressive art group who challenged India’s existing conservative art establishment -
Tate Kids
Who Are They?
Who is Sheela Gowda?
Meet the artist who transforms some very unlikely things into amazing artworks -
Art Term
Political pop
The art movement political pop emerged in China in the 1980s, and combined western pop art with socialist realism -
TateShots
Yang Fudong: 'I paint with a camera'
The photographer brings together references to China’s cultural traditions -
TateShots
Raqib Shaw: ‘Taking craft to a crazy, romantic extreme’
The Indian-born, London-based artist's extraordinary paintings feature rich colours and intricate detail -
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Miyako Ishiuchi on post-Hiroshima Japan
"This city was not real, but created by my photography" -
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Karachi Seminar: Critical Perspectives on Art and Education
A day-long public seminar and two-day workshop organised by Tate Research Centre -
Art Term
Hi-Red Center
Hi-Red Center was a short-lived radical art collective that emerged in post-war Japan and was active between 1963 and 1964 -
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Transnationalism in Practice: Strategies of Affect
A seminar looking at Sunil Gupta and Grant Watson’s different approaches to transnational artistic and curatorial production in London and … -
Art Term
Stars group
Stars group were a short-lived avant-garde group of self-taught artists operating in Beijing between 1979 and 1983 -
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Naeem Mohaiemen
Watch the film and learn more about the Turner Prize 2018 nominee Naeem Mohaiemen
Explore more Themes
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Travel and Art
Explore transport and travel through the eyes of artists -
Black Identities and Art
Discover Black art and artists in Tate's collection -
Family and Art
Uncover how artists have responded to the idea of family through art -
Queer Lives and Art
Discover LGBTQ+ artists and the queer art -
Weather and Art
Explore how artists respond to the seasons and our changing environment