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See how artists in Tate’s collection have responded to the impact of mass media
Look at some of the ways in which artists over the past hundred years have responded to the impact of mass media and the ever-changing technologies that shape our world.
Including a diverse range of techniques and materials – from posters and paint to analogue and digital technology – the display raises questions around feminism, consumerism and the cult of celebrity.
International artists have responded in different ways to the impact of mass media and communications
Explore the lifelong artistic collaboration of Franciszka and Stefan Themerson
This room looks at how gender stereotypes from the mass media have been confronted and subverted by feminist artists in ...
Experience the distinctive style of Barbara Kruger and explore the impact of mass media and digital technology on contemporary art
Be overwhelmed by Babel, Meireles’ 2001 artwork, which explores information overload and failed communication
Walead Beshty’s Travel Pictures is a series of photographs depicting the ruins of the former Iraqi embassy in East Berlin
Obscure White Messenger 2010 combines found home-movie footage, sound and interview transcripts
Discover artworks that explore organisational systems, communications and mass media
A leading figure in the interdisciplinary arts scene in New York, Aldo Tambellini is one of the most significant practitioners ...
Witness contemporary painters who use images from the mass media as a source of inspiration
Survey global artworks that reflect on social and political issues via images from the mass media
Contemplate this conceptual artwork
