Read how voices from our Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Network respond to the artworks in our collection

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

The artist discusses a life mapped through art and how themes of exile and loss are embedded in her work

The Bombay Progressive Artists’ Group was a progressive art group who challenged India’s existing conservative art establishment

The art movement political pop emerged in China in the 1980s, and combined western pop art with socialist realism

The photographer brings together references to China’s cultural traditions

The Indian-born, London-based artist's extraordinary paintings feature rich colours and intricate detail

"This city was not real, but created by my photography"

A day-long public seminar and two-day workshop organised by Tate Research Centre

Hi-Red Center was a short-lived radical art collective that emerged in post-war Japan and was active between 1963 and 1964

A seminar looking at Sunil Gupta and Grant Watson’s different approaches to transnational artistic and curatorial production in London and …

Stars group were a short-lived avant-garde group of self-taught artists operating in Beijing between 1979 and 1983

Watch the film and learn more about the Turner Prize 2018 nominee Naeem Mohaiemen

Discover more about the artist's work, inspirations and role models