Travel and Art Explore transport and travel through the eyes of artists Highlights Planes, trains and automobiles Expeditions and Maps On your bike Take a walk Artists on holiday Dig Deeper Explore more Themes Highlights Fahrelnissa Zeid: city by city Follow the international artist’s creative journey through each of the cities she spent time in Patricia Belli – The Scar of the Skin Join visual artist Patricia Belli and discover what her artwork means to her Thao Nguyen Phan – 'My reflections on the history of Vietnam, the poetry of daily life' Step inside the studio of artist Thao Nguyen Phan and discover her mesmerising, poetic work Sol Calero Goes Travelling in Latin America The artist explores themes of representation and identity through colourful, immersive installations Planes, trains and automobiles Concorde L449-15 Wolfgang Tillmans 1997 [no title] Sir Eduardo Paolozzi 1967 Hommage à Chrysler Corp. Richard Hamilton 1957 Tram on Westminster Bridge Rene Groebli 1949, printed later Concentric Bearings B Vija Celmins 1984 Cars? Julian Opie 1998–9 King’s Cross Station, London Wolfgang Suschitzky 1941 Red Arrow Bus Gerd Winner 1970 This Day Akram Zaatari 2003 Car Wash Hilary Lloyd 2005 Airport Carol Rhodes 1995 French Engine Albany Wiseman 1972 Locomotive Wheel György Kepes c.1939–40 Expeditions and Maps United Kingdom Layla Curtis 1999 Escaped Animals Julian Opie 2002 Water, Selected Roni Horn 2007 Ithaca Mirror Trail, Ithaca, New York Robert Smithson 1969 The North-West Passage Sir John Everett Millais, Bt 1874 A Journey that wasn’t Pierre Huyghe 2005 Lost Kathy Prendergast 1999 The Last Voyage of Henry Hudson The Hon. John Collier exhibited 1881 A Hundred Mile Walk Richard Long CBE 1971–2 Travel, in the younger sort, is a part of education; in the elder, a part of experience. Francis Bacon Lubaina Himid CBE RA Between the Two my Heart is Balanced (1991) Tate © Lubaina Himid, courtesy the artist and Hollybush Gardens, London On your bike B.S.A. Tour of Britain Racer Enlarged to 135% Elizabeth Wright 1996–7 Joseph Beuys, ‘is it about a bycicle?’ Joseph Beuys 1985 Tokyo-jin Yutaka Takanashi 1974, printed 2012 Cycle Racing Ronald Glendening c.1956 Five-Man Pedersen (Prototype No.1) Simon Starling 2003 Michael Balling Up Old Net Laetitia Yhap 1984 Outside Kampala Julian Trevelyan 1966 Photograph of an unidentified boy playing with bicycle parts Nigel Henderson [c.1949–c.1956] Colour photograph of the shadow of a bicycle on the pavement Prunella Clough [1990s] Take a walk A Line Made by Walking Richard Long CBE 1967 Performance Still Mona Hatoum 1985–95 Gamma Jane and Louise Wilson 1999 The Commuters Francis Alÿs 2005 Laundromat-Locomotion (Walking in Suit) Steven Pippin 1997 Walking Dream with Four Foot Clamp Jim Dine 1965 The Walking Man Diary Ian Breakwell 1975–8 Marching Figures William Turnbull 1953 Julian Trevelyan Canal Holidays (1975) Tate © The estate of Julian Trevelyan It's very important for inspiration to go elsewhere: to move away from the city into pastoral settings, and to make space for meditation. Isaac Julien Artists on holiday Feet on Holiday I Henry Moore OM, CH 1979 The Last Resort 40 Martin Parr CBE 1983–6, printed 2018 Incidents 025 Henry Wessel 2012 Black Mirror Manuel Álvarez Bravo 1947, printed later St Ives Beach Merlyn Oliver Evans 1973 from The Pleasure Principle Chris Steele-Perkins 1980–9 Untitled David Wojnarowicz 1988 Study for ‘The Seaside’ William Roberts c.1965–6 Memory Daido Moriyama 2012 Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, 1967 René Burri 1967, printed 2014 Couple eating fish and chips, Whitley Bay, Tyneside Chris Killip 1976, printed 2010 Photograph of Mollie Gordon sunbathing by the pool in Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife Eileen Agar 1952–6 My favorite thing is to go where I've never been. Diane Arbus Tracey Emin Monument Valley (Grand Scale) (1995–7) Tate © Tracey Emin It sometimes takes a foreigner to come and see a place and paint it. I remember someone saying they had never really noticed the palm trees here until I painted them. David Hockney Dig Deeper Land art Land art or earth art is art that is made directly in the landscape, sculpting the land itself into earthworks or making structures in the landscape using natural materials such as rocks or twigs Psychogeography Psychogeography describes the effect of a geographical location on the emotions and behaviour of individuals Journeys Coursework Guide From physical journeys and migration to journeys of self-discovery, get ideas and inspiration about journeys in art Explore more Themes Family and Art Uncover how artists have responded to the idea of family through art Queer Lives and Art Discover LGBTQ artists and queer art Migration and Art Explore how artists reflect on moving to new places Black Identities and Art Discover Black art and artists in Tate's collection Weather and Art Explore how artists respond to the seasons and our changing environment