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  • The Tate collection is full of artworks by historical, modern and contemporary artists from all over the world. Use this resource to expand and refresh the references you use in the classroom and introduce an exciting range of ideas, perspectives and approaches to your students.

    • S Folding Blanket

      Farah Al Qasimi
      2016
    • Balindile I

      Nicholas Hlobo
      2012
    • Scruff of the Neck (LL 23/24b & LR 26/27/28)

      Nairy Baghramian
      2016
    • Untitled

      Veronica Ryan OBE
      1985
    • The Earth is an Angel

      Shirazeh Houshiary
      1987
    • Behold

      Sheela Gowda
      2009
    • Marrow

      Mona Hatoum
      1996
    • Folded Figure

      Maria Bartuszová
      c.1965
    • Relatum

      Lee Ufan
      1968, 1994
    • Sculpture to be Lost in the Forest

      Jean Arp (Hans Arp)
      1932, cast c.1953–8
    • Untitled

      Monir Shahroudy Farmanfarmaian
      1976
    • “Untitled” (Double Portrait)

      Felix Gonzalez-Torres
      1991
    • Zero to Infinity

      Rasheed Araeen
      1968–2007
    • Poem of Nine Verses

      Saloua Raouda Choucair
      1966–8
    • Spatial Relief (red) REL 036

      Hélio Oiticica
      1959
    • The Onlooker

      Ronald Moody
      1958–62
    • Machine No. 6

      Shinkichi Tajiri
      1967
    • Familiars

      Hamad Butt
      1992
    • Abakan Red

      Magdalena Abakanowicz
      1969
    • Cocon du Vide

      Chen Zhen
      2000
    • Reclining Figure

      Henry Moore OM, CH
      1939, cast 1959
    • Sphinx

      Kim Lim
      1959
    • Untitled (Cravings White)

      Lee Bul
      1988, reconstructed 2011
    • Epidauros II

      Dame Barbara Hepworth
      1961
    • The Uncertainty of the Poet

      Giorgio de Chirico
      1913

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