Expect workshops, talks, music and performances, taking you through Hurvin Anderson’s landscape paintings. We’ll be taking inspiration from Hurvin’s exploration into places, memory and landscape. Discover the gallery as it is filled with colour, light and vibrancy.
Late at Tate Britain is co-curated with Tate Collective Producers, supported by Gucci through Gucci Changemakers London.
Programme
Ticketed Events
On Caribbean Time - Drawing from Memory
18.30–19.30, 20.00–21.00
Clore Studio
Come and spend time with artist, Hettie Inniss, who will take visitors through a meditative drawing session of oral Caribbean histories. Attendees will experience a space where time slows down to island time. Stories of the Windrush Generation will be told in the Clore Studio, celebrating both Hurvin Anderson’s new exhibition and British Caribbean history. Those in attendance can draw in response to these vivid tales, meditate, or simply listen in a moment of pause within our otherwise busy lives. Accompanying soundscape designed by Will Gooddy (@_gooddy) and Lia Druse (@liadruse).
*Requires a free ticket, available to book here from 13.00 on 14 May
Jaime Gili and Dr. Jasmine Chohan in conversation
19.00–20.00
Turner Collection, Room 37
Join artist, Jaime Gill and one of the curators of the Hurvin Anderson exhibition, Dr. Jasmine Chohan in conversation. Come to learn about Jaime’s practice and and to hear stories of Hurvin Anderson and get an insight into his artistic process.
*Requires a free ticket, available to book here from 13.00 on 14 May
Curator Tour with Dr. Jasmine Chohan
20.00–20.30
Hurvin Anderson Exhibition
Experience an introduction and tour of the Hurvin Anderson exhibition from one of the Curators, Dr. Jasmine Chohan. Learn more about Hurvin’s work and get an insight into what it was like curating this incredible exhibition.
Exclusively for Tate Collective. 16–25? Sign up for free
*Requires a free ticket, available to book here from 13.00 on 14 May
Hiraeth: Echoes of Home and Heart
18.30–19.30, 20.00–21.00
Djanogly Café
Join 2B or not 2B collective at Tate Britain to explore "Hiraeth," the Welsh longing for home. Bring a sentimental keepsake to add to our communal still life in the center of the room. Grab a drink and paint this collective display, transforming personal memories into a shared artistic experience.
*Requires a free ticket, available to book here from 13.00 on 14 May
Drop-in Events
We Are But In a State of Flux
Live painting by Gaia Ozwyn after J.M.W. Turner
18.00-21.30
Turner Collection, Room 31
A live painting performance in response to Hurvin Anderson’s exhibition. Gaia Ozwyn’s work engages with diasporic identity, memory, and space. Through this process, Gaia invites visitors to encounter the piece at different stages of becoming, mirroring the fluid and unresolved nature of identity itself.
fAt-lïP and special guests, Maskitá and CAFFY
18.30 - 21.45
Room 8
Join fAt-lïP and special guest, Maskitá and CAFFY for an unmissable performance in and amongst the Tate collection.
Reprezent Radio Presents...
18.00 – 21.45
18.00 – 19.10 - eyelandre
19.10 – 20.20 - Shari Soul
20.20 – 21.45 - Charisma
Under the Rotunda
Experience some new London sound showcased by Brixton based Reprezent Radio. Listen to a selection of artists Reprezent are supporting to be the next big thing!
Chelsea College of Arts Showcase
18:00 – 21:45
Collection Welcome Screen, Top of the Manton Staircase
We have invited Chelsea College of Arts’ 2nd and 3rd year Fine Art students to respond to themes within the Hurvin Anderson exhibition. Come and see some the next generation of artists exploring place, memory and nostalgia.
Flock Together in response to Hurvin Anderson by Ace / MADEULOOKSTUDIO
18.00 – 21.00
Room 7
Flock Together started life as a birdwatching club in 2020 but has since evolved into leading the global outdoors movement rooted in community. Come and see their recently commissioned mixed media animation and audio which speaks to the creativity from their community.
Mapping Place, Mapping Self
18.00 – 21.30
Manton Studio
Come and make your mark on this large map of London and create postcards as a souvenir of your Late at Tate Britain Experience. Trace your journeys across the city, mapping movement, routine, migration, and emotional geographies. Take part in transforming the Map and Postcards into a collective, living archive of personal geographies.
Reconnecting with Home
19:00 – 21:00
Taylor Digital Studio
Take part in creating a collaborative painting with artist Ishmael Lartey exploring what it means to reconnect to home. Sit down with a cup of tea and contribute to a larger canvas of collective memories of home, family and nostalgia.
Tate Draw: Hurvin Anderson Edition
18:00 – 21:45
Tate Draw
Can you paint like Hurvin? Come and have a go on Tate draw and get inspiration from Hurvin Anderson’s work to create your own masterpiece.
Quiet Space
18.00 – 21.45
Millbank Studio
Need a quiet room to take a break from the activities happening across the building? Reset your senses and recharge in this calm, access‑friendly space, designed for anyone seeking a moment away from the crowd. Hosted by Negotiating Bodies.
10 Minute Talks
Join our volunteer's team for a 10 Minute Talks all around iconic works in Tate Britain.
Food and Drink
Pop-Up Bar
18.00 – 21.30
Fancy a drink? Head over to our pop-up bar in the Duveens!
Djanogly Café
18.00 – 21.30
Grab some hot food and some drinks and enjoy the music in the Djanogly Café. Try out our range of drinks, including a selection of locally sourced beer.
Gaia Ozwyn
Gaia Ozwyns work questions the living ‘in-between’ places, the imagined borderland. In this liminal space, she seeks stillness and self-consent to exist as one and all. Her sculptures and paintings juxtapose concrete and bronze elements challenging what it means to belong while conjuring a meaningful convergence between intimacy and loneliness.
@gaia.ozwyn
fAt-lïP
fAt-lïP is a multidisciplinary DJ, saxophonist, and soundscape artist with Grenadian and Jamaican roots. Their world orbits depths and cultural memory. As founder of VEXED and member of HARDFOOD, fat-lïp’s work channels ancestral and futuristic elements, celebrating global Black diasporic genres spanning from Bouyon to Gqom, Dancehall to Afro Techno.
@fat_lip_____
MASKITÁ
MASKITÁ is a London-based artist, curator, and DJ of Jamaican descent working across photography, moving image, sound, and immersive media. Their practice explores mythology, diasporic memory and speculative worldbuilding, often unfolding through spatial and sonic environments. They DJ with a focus on music from the global diaspora—blending Afro house, dancehall, soca, bouyon, and ballroom-derived sounds into percussive, high-energy sets.
@maskita___
CAFFY
Behind the decks, CAFFY assumes the position of 'Sexy Jester', with sharp selections and witty blends to tantalise and make fun of the party. Her sound is a sonic representation of Black Artistic Innovation, with a special interest in unearthing dance music’s African roots, and its global expansion by way of the Afro-Caribbean diaspora.
@catherinem.a
Hettie Iniss
Hettie Inniss work seeks to create spaces with their own physics, truths and vocabulary to articulate the act of remembering. Her practice probes the boundaries of representational painting by exploring multisensory influences and bodily experiences while honouring Inniss’ belief in fluidity as a liberating approach to life and art.
@ hettie_inniss.art
Flock Together
Flock Together is a birdwatching collective conceived by Ollie Olanipekun to address the underrepresentation of people of colour in outdoor spaces, by reframing green spaces as places for imagination and contemplation. In recent years, the collective has grown internationally with chapters in Tokyo, Toronto and ‘Flock Academy’ for young persons.
@flocktogether.world
2b or not 2b
Jessica Au
Jessica is an artist and founder of POC-led 2B Or Not 2B Collective, whose philosophy is rooted in inclusivity and platforming of marginalised bodies. In the last decade the group has worked with renowned institutions and brands such as National Gallery, Royal Academy, Tate, NHS, V&A, Saatchi Gallery and Selfridges.
@2bornot2bcollective
Isher Dhiman
Isher Dhiman is a London-based artist whose work blends the elegance of fashion illustration with classical portraiture, while demonstrating a mastery in watercolour.
As Associate Lecturer and specialised in wet media, Isher Dhiman regularly leads Mindfulness-Through-Art workshops aiming to support others in developing and fostering intuitive forms of self-expression.
@isherdhiman
@IDartschool
Reprezent Radio
Reprezent is the UK's leading grassroots radio station, broadcasting live on 107.3FM, DAB and online from our unique studios in the heart of Brixton, South London. Founded with a mission to provide a voice for young people, Reprezent has grown into a pioneering platform that champions creativity, community, and culture.
@reprezentradio
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