A series of regularly changing in-depth displays on specific artists or theme

See some of Turner’s major works that helped change the course of British painting over his fifty-year career

See landscape painting and great neoclassical works from 1810–1840

Explore the area around Tate Britain, once the site of the infamous Millbank Prison with The Darks audio tour 

Explore 1960-1970, a decade of tremendous change in society and art

Visit two rooms dedicated to the work of sculptor Henry Moore

This display concentrates on works made through the 1980s and early 1990s

Learn how Constable, Turner’s contemporary, was inspired by the landscape of south-east England

Reflect on the diversity of art produced in Britain from 1930-1940

Experience paintings and sculptures from the war period of 1780–1810

Recapture the feel of a Victorian exhibition gallery, with artworks from 1840–1890

Start the journey through 500 years of British art with works from 1540–1650

Share Turner’s fascination with the sea in all its variety, a subject of which he never tired

John Constable’s Salisbury Cathedral from the Meadows returns to Tate Britain to hang alongside a work by his rival J ...

Walk through time and explore artworks from 1545 to the present day

This display shows the influence of William Blake (1757–1827) on British artists in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries

See British artworks from 1730–1765, including an iconic self-portrait by Hogarth

Discover artworks from 1760–1780, a period dominated by the work of Sir Joshua Reynolds

See artworks from 1940-1950, which mainly respond to World War II

This display explores Turner’s depictions of cathedrals, including a range of work, from precise drawings of architectural details to loosely ...