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Take a seat. ✂️   Musician and podcaster @Jordan Stephens visits Tate Britain, reflecting on painting, culture and identity through Hurvin Anderson’s monumental works.   From the beauty and complexity of Jamaica to the importance of seeing Black artists represented in galleries, Jordan shares his personal response to the exhibition.   ⏰ Hurvin Anderson is on until 23 August 2026 🎟️ 16–25? Join Tate Collective for free to get £5 tickets

Do you know what the colour yellow represents in Frida Kahlo’s iconic paintings? 🖼️ On Frida’s birthday @Sihaam 🌀 analyses all the ways in which the colour seeps into her life and work 💭 Frida: The Making of an Icon exhibition is now open at Tate Modern. 16-25s get £5 tickets to the show with Tate Collective which is free to sign up to!

❤️‍🔥 NOW OPEN: Frida: The Making of an Icon 📍Tate Modern Discover how Frida Kahlo became one of the most iconic artists of all time. Weekend slots sold out? Explore the exhibition in an exclusive after hours event just for Tate Collective on 14th July! 🎟️ See the show for £5 with Tate Collective. 16-25? It’s free to sign up!

🟦 Now open: Julio Le Parc Light. Colour. Action. 🟦  Discover seven decades of joyful works by Argentinian artist Julio Le Parc  Enjoy playful, mesmerising and immersive installations including kinetic sculptures, which use light, movement and mirrored surfaces to surprise and draw you in 🪞   16-25? Sign up to Tate Collective (it’s free!) for £5 tickets for you and three friends

Go behind the scenes at the Tracey Emin Late with Tate Collective Producer Valentina! Tate Collective Producers work on a range of creative projects connecting young people to art, all inspired by Tate’s exhibitions and collection. Looking for plans tonight? Join us at the next Late at Tate Britain on Friday 15 May celebrating Hurvin Anderson! ✨ Tate Collective Producers are supported by @Gucci through Gucci Changemakers London

Throughout her career, Tracey Emin has made short films exploring emotional experiences from her own life. 💘   Tate Collective Producers Sophie and Idil joined us to share their reflections on two works from Emin’s new exhibition at Tate Modern:   📹 How it Feels (1996) a deeply personal work recounting Emin’s experience with abortion and feelings about refusing motherhood.   📹 Why I Never Became a Dancer (1995) over footage of her hometown of Margate, Emin recalls a traumatic incident of slut sh

Now open: Hurvin Anderson! 🎨 Lose yourself in the dream-like paintings of Hurvin Anderson. The exhibition brings us across the Atlantic through colour-drenched landscapes, moving back and forth between the UK and Caribbean. 📍Tate Britain 🗓️ Until 23 August 16-25? Get £5 tickets to see Hurvin Anderson with Tate Collective. It’s free to sign up!

@obongjayar, @soldierstudio and Mowalola dropped by the Nigerian Modernism exhibition at Tate Modern!  Nigerian Modernism is open at Tate Modern until 10 May. 16-25? Join Tate Collective for £5 tickets to see the show!

pov: you’re a cool girl at Tate Modern ft. India Amarteifio 🎬 @diya did it first

Applications are now open for our 2026 cohort of Tate Collective Producers! ✨   Tate Collective Producers are an in-house collective of young people who work with us to develop and deliver Tate programmes.    ✅ Who can apply? We’re looking for 16–22-year-olds based in London, with priority for those living in the boroughs of Southwark, Westminster, Lambeth or Croydon.   ✅ How to apply? Head to the link in bio for details on what you need to apply.    Application deadline is 15 March.   💡You can