This display introduces you to some of the best-loved artworks in the Tate collection

Explore a time of artistic change in Britain, from 1650–1730

Connect with Rothko's immersive Seagram Murals

Discover artists from Tate's collection who have embraced new and unusual materials and methods

Investigate the processes artists use to make artworks, and how our responses are integral to the piece

Explore more than 80 works from the Tate collection for free

Contemplate the abstract paintings of Agnes Martin which reflect on perfection, beauty and spirituality

Phyllida Barlow transforms everyday household materials into large-scale sculptural installations

See Jenny Holzer's ‘Inflammatory Essays’ street posters

In Rupak, artist Lala Rukh gives visual form to the live quality of sound

Wander a room devoted to art from 1900–1910, a period in flux

These works explore surreal, irrational and mysterious aspects of modern life

Igor Grubić’s work often explores themes of intolerance in society

Learn how Metzger's art expressed concerns about the destructive power of technology, its role in modern warfare and its catastrophic …

Explore artworks from Tate's collection that respond to their social and political context

Discover how artists working between the 1960s and the 1990s opened up new spaces for participation

Start the journey through 500 years of British art with artworks from 1540–1650

Igor Grubić’s work often explores themes of intolerance in society

Experience live art, performance, film and video art in these gallery spaces

See British artworks from 1730–1765, including paintings by Hogarth