Modern art gallery featuring works by international artists, with a café offering panoramic river views.
A Day of the Dead festival inspired by Frida Kahlo with daytime workshops, a procession and a collaborative ofrenda, followed by a ticketed evening of live music.
Social visit by MACS to the Pictorialist photography exhibition 'Light and Magic' at Tate Modern, with a pub social afterwards.
Relaxed viewing session for the Julio Le Parc exhibition at Tate Modern, for visitors with disabilities, neurodivergent people and those with sensory needs.
Relaxed, quiet gallery session for visitors with sensory needs to see 'Light and Magic', the Tate Modern exhibition on pictorialism.
One-day silk painting workshop led by textile artist Hilary Simon, exploring the gutta resist technique on silk and inspired by the Frida exhibition.
Sound installation by Lebanese artist Tarek Atoui, the 11th Hyundai Commission, that turns the Turbine Hall into a space of gathering and exchange.
Tate Modern's first exhibition devoted to Claude Monet, with more than 60 of his paintings spanning 60 years of his career.
Tate Modern's first exhibition of ink painting, with around 80 works by key artists from mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan organised around the themes 'Life', 'the Garden' and 'Breath'.
First solo exhibition of the Algerian artist Baya at the Tate Modern, with more than 100 gouache watercolours and ceramic sculptures.
Major survey of Nalini Malani's work spanning six decades, with around 200 pieces including video works, films, watercolour diaries and a new wall drawing.
Free retrospective of more than 50 works by the American artist Lynda Benglis, from her latex 'pours' of the late 1960s to installations, sculpture, video and photography.
Annual site-specific work by an invited artist in the Turbine Hall at Tate Modern, the 12th Hyundai Commission.
Free exhibition of Edvard Munch's 'soul paintings', including works from 'The Frieze of Life', at the Tate Modern.
First major exhibition to treat pictorialism as a global movement, with prints, a timeline of photographic techniques and a working darkroom.
Relaxed session for disabled and neurodivergent visitors and their families to see Ana Mendieta's work, including her 'Silueta' series, at Tate Modern.
Free exhibition at Tate Modern exploring how art can inspire change in response to today's ecological crisis.
First solo show at Tate Modern of the Argentine kinetic and optical artist Julio Le Parc, with over 60 works spanning seven decades.
Exhibition with more than 30 works by Frida Kahlo, her personal objects and over 200 pieces by artists she inspired, exploring how she became a global icon.
