The rooms in this display focus on the relationship between artists and society

Fountain, Duchamp’s ‘readymade’ sculpture, was one of the most influential artworks of the twentieth century

See how international artists have responded in different ways to the impact of mass media and communications

Something Going On Above My Head brings together over two thousand birdsongs from across the world, arranged like instruments in …

Explore photographs that trace the environmental and human impact of industrial activity on the natural world

Find out how combining everyday objects and materials became a new technique for twentieth-century artists

Overwhelm your senses with Babel, Meireles’ 2001 artwork, which explores information overload and failed communication

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

See the diverse and inventive approaches to materials explored by artists in this display

Explore the use of everyday materials in Yin Xiuzhen’s sculptural objects which explore themes of power and identity

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

What does it mean to be modern?

Trace the story of British art from the Tudors to WWII

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

Explore 1960–1970, a decade of radical change in society and art

Discover sculpture transformed into an instrument through artist Rita Evans’s work inspired by modern architecture

Uncover 1910–1930, one of the most contested periods in art

Akram Zaatari explores how the internet fulfils the desire to perform for strangers

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

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