#tate-britain

#tate-britain

Edward Burra and Ithell Colquhoun's exhibitions at Tate Britain offer contrasting artistic styles, while Ed Atkins' video art confuses many viewers.

Edward Burra, known for capturing interwar life, is a significant yet often overlooked figure in British art history.

The new Tate exhibition seeks to reintroduce Burra's contributions to the art world.

Lee Miller's retrospective at Tate Britain will highlight her vast career, including her contributions to surrealism, fashion, and war photography.

Tate Britain's new garden design enhances public green space with art, nature, and biodiversity.

Tate Britain is transforming its lawns into a wildlife-friendly garden designed to enhance community engagement and biodiversity.

Ed Atkins' exhibition challenges traditional narratives by blending digital art with raw emotional expression, showcasing a unique aesthetic that explores identity and human experience.

Pimlico station's tiles by Peter Sedgley combine optical art with functional design, creating an enduring visual identity in London's transport network.

Ed Atkins uses Post-it notes to combine personal connections with artistic exploration in his work.