Discover the photography of Bill Brandt, whose images of daily life merged documentary with art

Explore art made in Britain from 1500–1940

Discover art made in Britain from 1945–now

Discover commissions and artworks around Tate Britain's building and garden 

We are invited to look at, listen to, smell and read the artworks in this display. Five different artists encourage …

For this Djanogly Café commission, France-Lise McGurn reflects on motherhood, children, city life and intimacy

See Martin Boyce's word installation, outside Tate Britain

Richard Wright worked with architects Caruso St John to create this handmade glass and leading for the eastern window in …

Explore the best of British art from 1940 to today

The Post-War era is one of immense social change and dramatic geopolitical realignment. Artists give visual expression to the experiences …

As Britain begins to rebuild, some artists use new materials in dialogue with modern design and architecture, believing art can …

In the 1960s artists in Britain adopt a radical approach to question society’s values, merging art with life

Social changes, popular media and a new spirit of optimism inspire artists to embrace vibrant, colour-saturated imagery

This display brings together paintings and prints Hamilton made between the 1950s and the 1970s, when modern consumer culture emerged …

Artists begin working with ideas and images that can be rapidly transmitted in an increasingly interconnected world, addressing political and …

From the comfort of family to the destruction of war, Moore’s sculptures and drawings explore enduring subjects

Bacon and Moore’s dynamic figures explore the relationship between form and space

This display explores Williams’s involvement with ecology, cosmology, music and pre-colonial civilisations

Against a backdrop of economic and social transformation, artists in the 1980s explore their experience of the land and the …

Media, money and celebrity transforms the landscape of British art. Provocative young artists take centre stage, while others contemplate cross-cultural …