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Anni Albers
Anni Albers combined the ancient craft of hand-weaving with the language of modern art
Don McCullin
Tate Britain presents a comprehensive retrospective of the legendary British photographer Don McCullin
Franz West
Ironic, irreverent, yet profoundly philosophical, Franz West was a key figure of European art in the late 20th century
Olafur Eliasson
Experience the remarkable world of this endlessly inquisitive artist
Fernand Léger: New Times, New Pleasures
Discover French painter and filmmaker Fernand Léger
Nashashibi / Skaer Thinking through other artists
Travel to Gauguin's Tahiti and beyond through the work of two leading British artists
The EY Exhibition: Van Gogh and Britain
This major exhibition brings together 45 works by Vincent van Gogh to reveal how he was inspired by Britain and ...
Barbara Hepworth Museum and Sculpture Garden
The C C Land Exhibition: Pierre Bonnard: The Colour of Memory
Rediscover this master of colour and composition at Tate Modern
£5 tickets need to be booked online, so get booking now and enjoy our shows for less – and don’t forget you can bring up to three friends aged 16–25 for £5 each. Check out our FAQs for more on how to make the most of your Tate Collective benefits.
Things to do and see for free
Annabel Fraser: DJ Set
Join DJ Annabel Fraser for an extended set in the Tate Modern Terrace Bar
Apples & Snakes at Tate: Bridget Minamore
Join poet, critic, essayist and journalist Bridget Minamore reading from her debut pamphlet Titanic
Heels & Souls present Message in our Music: DJ set
Join us for a new DJ series by Heels & Souls, celebrating music collectives who promote good causes across the ...
Tate Britain Winter Commission: Monster Chetwynd
The Turner Prize nominated artist has adorned the front of Tate Britain with two giant slugs
Late at Tate Britain
The perfect opportunity for the curiously minded to explore the gallery after hours
Ugo Rondinone: Liverpool Mountain
This gravity-defying sculpture celebrates Liverpool 2018
Uniqlo Tate Lates
Join us after-hours on the last Friday of the month for a mix of art, music, film and workshops
Get inspired
Artist Meets: Loyle Carner x Barney Artist
We asked four Tate Collective collaborators to introduce us to an emerging artist they admire
Artist Meets: Joey Yu x noiamreiss
Hear Tate Collective Producer and collaborator Joey Yu introduce us to emerging illustrator noiamreiss
Seven Life Hacks from Anni Albers
Listen to the wise words of Anni Albers, whose work redefined textiles as an art form
Showcase
Create a portfolio to upload your work or discover other young creatives on Showcase
Tate Collective Producers
Tate Collective team preparing for a discussion at Tate Modern
We have a team of 16-25 year olds based in London, Liverpool and St Ives who program and run lots of the free events, workshops and talks on offer to Tate Collective.
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Questions?
Tate Collective FAQs
Check out our Tate Collective FAQs or have a look at our Terms and Conditions for more details
Tate Collective Terms and Conditions
- Tate Collective is a scheme open to anyone aged between 16-25 years old living anywhere. Yes, anywhere. On your 26th birthday your account will cease to offer £5 tickets.
- 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.
- 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 tickets can only be booked online at tate.org.uk and once you’re logged into your Tate Collective account.
- Tickets are for personal use and may not be resold or exchanged. No refunds, either. We like commitment.
- Tickets are valid for the date and time stated. Please check your tickets on your order confirmation as mistakes cannot always be rectified.
- Tate reserves the right to refuse admission, terminate a visit, or withdraw Tate Collective benefits.
- By attending an event or exhibition, ticket holders consent to being photographed or filmed incidentally and to Tate’s publication or broadcast of any such photographs or film. So smile for the cameras.
- When you sign up to Tate Collective you’ll be opted in to our monthly newsletter. It's full of really good stuff. If you don’t wan't to hear from us please update your preferences in your account.
By signing up you’re agreeing to being honest about your age, promising to have a good time at our galleries and respecting other visitors when you're with us.
- All personal data will be dealt with in accordance of 1998 Data Protection Act. Have a look at our terms of use for the full low-down on your privacy and data protection.
- Finally, we hope you'll stay with us 'til you turn 26. But if you insist, email ticketing@tate.org.uk to cancel your Tate Collective subscription. We'll miss you.