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Listen to and watch an in-depth visual description of this artwork by artist Chris Ofili
Listen to and watch an in-depth visual description of this artwork by artist John Singer Sargent
Curator Alison Smith discusses Le Passeur (The Ferryman) by British painter William Stott of Oldham
Listen to and watch an in-depth visual description of Cildo Meireles's Babel
See how Donald Rodney explores race and representation in his sketchbook collection
Joey from Tate Collective Producers shares her perspective on Rebecca Horn's work In The Triangle
Watch four dancers choreograph a response to artworks at Tate Britain
Explore sculpture through the art of touch
How might someone with limited sight experience a painting?
Frida Kahlo: feature article by Tracey Emin in Tate Etc. magazine, issue 4
How artists have explored and utilised prosthetic technologies both to satirise humanity and help in the quest to expand the human body beyond its limits
The Art Now artist talks to us about their motivation, inspiration and what they feel about art today
Read how voices from our disABILITY Network respond to the artworks in our collection
Discover LGBTQ artists and queer art
Explore photography and paintings of creatures and critters throughout art history
Explore mindfulness through the art and artists within Tate's collection
Explore the stories and achievements of women artists and their contributions to the art world
Discover art and ideas by artists working across the Asian continent
