The Tate collection is full of artworks by historical, modern and contemporary artists from all over the world. Use this resource to introduce an exciting range of ideas, perspectives and approaches to your students.
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Angel of Anarchy
Eileen Agar1936–40 -
In Grey and Pink
Olga de Amaral1966 -
Tapestry
Sir Eduardo Paolozzi1966 -
[no title]
Unknown woman artist, Chile1970s -
Nue couchée
Dorothea Tanning1969–70 -
Face to Face
Huguette Caland1971 -
Homeworkers
Margaret Harrison1977 -
Embryology
Magdalena Abakanowicz1978–80 -
Untitled (Cravings White)
Lee Bul1988, reconstructed 2011 -
Femalia
Patricia Belli1996 -
Jauba
Mrinalini Mukherjee2000 -
Weapon
Yin Xiuzhen2003–7 -
Civil Tapestry 4
Theaster Gates2011 -
Ink Splash II
El Anatsui2012 -
The British Library
Yinka Shonibare CBE2014 -
Vita, Veritas, Victoria
Hew Locke2007 -
Ikhonkco
Nicholas Hlobo2010 -
bystander #14
Mari Katayama2016, printed 2021 -
Quipu Womb (The Story of the Red Thread, Athens)
Cecilia Vicuña2017 -
Kukulkan
Antonio Pichillá Quiacaín2017 -
Queens and Kings
Zohra Opoku2017 -
Do you realise there is a rainbow even if it’s night!? (grey and warm yellow)
Petrit Halilaj2017 -
I Want to Be an Insect Protein Entrepreneur
Monster Chetwynd2018 -
Reveries of an Underground Forest
Hera Büyüktaşcıyan2019 -
Icon for summoning memory
Alberta Whittle2022