Projects

Providing a productive environment which values experimentation and risk, discussion and debate.

An ambitious programme of digitisation, learning and participation, made possible through a £1.9 million grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund

May 2003 – October 2005

Tate holds a significant collection of paintings by artists working in England during the Tudor …

Find out about these free monthly events which celebrated London's creativity and reached over 400,000 visitors

A substantial grant from the new Capability for Collections Fund will enable transformative upgrades to the conservation science research infrastructure …

The Media in Transition initiative focused on the implications of collecting time-based media works of art and related practices

Read about Ei Arakawa's Mega Please Draw Freely, an activation which brought hundreds of families to Tate Modern

Bigger and newer art, improved spaces for Liverpool’s families, community and education groups and exciting new areas to socialise in …

2021–2024

Precarious Movements: Choreography and the Museum is a project that aims to bring artists, researchers and institutions into dialogue …

Encompassing conservation, cataloguing and digitisation, this research project will make available a unique 900+ page scrapbook compiled over four decades …

Taking art out of the gallery and into the community

1 October 2022 – 30 September 2025

This project will research ways to preserve cultural heritage using environmentally friendly ‘green’ …

November 2021 – November 2024

This project combines critical art-historical and museological research with interactive machine learning to surface patterns …

October 2023 – May 2024

The Archive is a Gathering Place considers the future of archives that are collectively owned …

A fashion and style exhibition designed and produced entirely by young people aged 13-18, in collaboration with Tate Liverpool, Metquarter, …