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  • Denzil Forrester Jah Shaka 1983 Collection Shane Akeroyd, London © Denzil Forrester, courtesy of Stephen Friedman Gallery

    Tate Britain
    Exhibition

    Life Between Islands: Caribbean-British Art 1950s – Now

    1 Dec 2021 – 3 Apr 2022

    Tate Britain presents a landmark group exhibition spanning a whole ocean and half a century

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  • Yayoi Kusama Chandelier of Grief 2016/2018 Tate Presented by a private collector, New York 2019 © YAYOI KUSAMA

    Tate Modern
    Exhibition

    Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirror Rooms

    18 May 2021 – 12 June 2022

    Step into infinite space

    Now booking
  • Lubaina Himid, ‘Freedom and Change’ 1984

    Tate Modern
    Exhibition

    Lubaina Himid

    25 Nov 2021 – 3 Jul 2022

    A theatrical exhibition by the Turner Prize winning artist and cultural activist

    Now booking
  • painting of a woman painting in her studio

    Tate Britain
    Exhibition

    Paula Rego

    Until 24 Oct 2021

    The UK's largest and most comprehensive retrospective of Paula Rego’s work to date

    Now booking
  • Rodin sculpture

    Tate Modern
    Exhibition

    The EY Exhibition: The Making of Rodin

    Until 21 Nov 2021

    Experimental works reveal a new side to the sculptor who changed modern art

    Now booking
  • Lucy McKenzie, Untitled 1997

    Tate Liverpool
    Exhibition

    Lucy McKenzie

    20 Oct 2021 – 13 Mar 2022

    Expert painter, collaborator and creator of high fashion. Do not miss Lucy McKenzie

    Now booking
  • Lucian Freud, ‘Girl with a Kitten’ 1947

    Tate Liverpool
    Exhibition

    Lucian Freud: Real Lives

    Until 16 Jan 2022

    A master of modern portraiture, learn more about the people painted by Freud

    Now booking
  • A black and white photograph where a woman faces the camera with a wooded abstract head sculpture in front of one side of her face. The woman wears a bowler hat and has face paint on the visible side of her face.

    Tate Modern
    Exhibition

    Sophie Taeuber-Arp

    Until 17 Oct 2021

    A long overdue recognition of Taeuber-Arp’s pivotal contribution to modern art and design

    Now booking
  • bright drawings of a peacock on a tree branch with trees and a house in the background

    Tate St Ives
    Exhibition

    Petrit Halilaj: Very volcanic over this green feather

    16 Oct 2021 – 16 Jan 2022

    The first UK museum solo exhibition for artist Petrit Halilaj born 1986, Kosovo

    Now booking
  • Installation view of artworks by Haegue Yang in a gallery room

    Tate St Ives
    Exhibition

    Haegue Yang: Strange Attractors

    Until 26 Sep 2021

    The UK’s largest exhibition to date by celebrated South Korean artist Haegue Yang

    Last chance
  • William Hogarth, ‘A Scene from ‘The Beggar’s Opera’ VI’ 1731

    Tate Britain
    Exhibition

    Hogarth and Europe

    3 Nov 2021 – 20 Mar 2022

    How William Hogarth and artists across Europe captured the new modernity of the 18th century

    Now booking

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  1. Tate Collective is Tate's scheme open to 16-25 year olds worldwide. Tate Collective gives access to £5 exhibition tickets, free events and opportunities and discounts across Tate.
  2. On your 26th birthday your account will cease to offer £5 tickets.
  3. As part of Tate Collective you can book up to 4 tickets for yourself and 3 friends. Everyone in the group has to be aged between 16–25 years old.
  4. In order to redeem your £5 tickets, we need to check you're as young as you say you are. You need to provide a form of Valid ID (passport, driving licence, student card with DoB or PASS card) when you are at the event or exhibition. If you book for yourself and a group of friends, everyone will need to prove their age to redeem their tickets.
  5. £5 tickets can only be booked online at tate.org.uk and once you’re logged into your Tate Collective account.
  6. Tickets are for personal use and may not be resold or exchanged. No refunds, either. We like commitment.
  7. Tickets are valid for the date and time stated. Please check your tickets on your order confirmation as mistakes cannot always be rectified.
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  13. Finally, we hope you stay with us 'til you turn 26. If you want to cancel your Tate Collective subscription before then, email ticketing@tate.org.uk. We'll miss you.

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