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Tate Britain

A Gauguin in the Tate Britain’s Collection Could Potentially Be a Fake

A Tate spokesperson said that the painting will now be placed "under review."
By Helen Holmes

William Blake Was Once Ridiculed for His Art Honoring Britain—Now, a Different Perspective

Tate Britain reconsiders poet William Blake's pursuits in the visual arts, presenting an idealized version of Britain that seems very far from Brexit.
By Kieran James Cunningham

The 51 Artists, Curators, Directors and Dealers Changing the Art World in 2018

Read, enjoy, and by all means, heartily disagree with the choices we’ve made. If there wasn’t debate, it wouldn’t be be art, would it?
By Margaret Carrigan,  Juliet Helmke,  and Guelda Voien
Lubaina Himid, 2017.

Everything You Need to Know About 2017 Turner Prize Winner Lubaina Himid

By Margaret Carrigan
Camille Pissarro, Charing Cross Bridge, London, 1890. Oil on canvas.

Tate Britain Show Explores How French Impressionism Changed London

By Margaret Carrigan
Art Collabs

The Best Artist Collaborations to Give as Gifts This Year

By Juliet Helmke
Laure Provoust

Top 10 Fall Art Exhibitions

By Taylor Dafoe
Artist Lunaina Himid is among this year's Turner Prize shortlist nominees.

Turner Prize 2017 Nominees: A Diverse List All Over 40

By Alanna Martinez
Ed Atkins, Ribbons, 2014.

Better Than the Real Thing? Ed Atkins’ CGI Fables Awe at Gavin Brown

By Ryan Steadman
A replica of Palmyra's Arch of Triumph with the National Portrait Gallery framed behind is unveiled in Trafalgar Square, central London, on 19 April 2016. The original arch was destroyed by the Islamic State (IS) and the replica has been crafted using the latest 3D printing and carving technologies by the Institute for Digital Archaeology.

Palmyra Arch Rebuilt in London, Presidential Candidates Arts Guide—and More

By Alanna Martinez
An art ambush, courtesy of your taxes. (Photo: Kenneth Lu)

UK to Force Boring Art Films on Unsuspecting Moviegoers

By Ryan Steadman
The new Tate Modern seen rising behind the museum's iconic Turbine Hall. (Photo: Tate)

A Bigger and Better Tate Modern to Open in June With Louise Bourgeois Show

By Alanna Martinez
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, A Group of Artists (The Painters of the Brücke), (1925-26). The painting was included in the Neue Galerie's 2014 exhibition Degenerate Art: The Attack on Modern Art in Nazi Germany, 1937. (Photo: Wikimedia Commons)

Germany Opens Museum for ‘Degenerate Art,’ UK-US Show for Rachel Whiteread, and More

By Alanna Martinez
A protestor at the Tate getting tattooed to call attention to dangerous CO2 emissions. (Photo: @liberatetate via Twitter)

Climate Activists Stage Tattoo-in at Tate, Politicians Head to Art Basel, and More

By Alanna Martinez
Assemble Group Photo 2014. (Photo: courtesy of Assemble)

The 2015 Turner Prize Nominees Are Here: 3 Women and An Architecture Collective

By Aisling Brennan
Barbara Hepworth by Peter Keen, (early 1950s). (Courtesy National Portrait Gallery)

Art World Abstracts: Tate Britain Plans Major Barbara Hepworth Show, and More!

By Alanna Martinez
Duncan Campbell is the winner of the 2014 Turner Prize. (Courtesy Tate.org)

Duncan Campbell Wins the 2014 Turner Prize

By Alanna Martinez
British musician Brian May poses with an owl viewer in front of John Everett Millais painting 'Hearts are Trumps' in 1872 which was inspired by Michael Burr stereoscopic photograph also entitled 'Hearts are Trumps' 1866 as part of an exhibition entitled 'Poor man's picture gallery' : Victorian Art and Stereoscopic Photography at the Tate Britain in central London on October 20, 2014. (Photo by Ben Stansall/AFP, courtesy Getty Images)

Art World Abstracts: Queen Guitarist Lends Rare Photos to the Tate, and More!

By Alanna Martinez
Harpo Marx painting. (Photo courtesy Getty Images)

Art World Abstracts: Tate Museums Host Harpo Marx and Homeless Guys, And More!

By Nate Freeman
Brian May, Queen's guitar player, with Freddie Mercury (Courtesy Brianmay.com)

Morning Links: Brian May's Steroscopic Picture Collection Edition

By Nate Freeman
An Elliott Arkin garden gnome. (Courtesy Amherst College)

Morning Links: Garden Gnome Edition

By Nate Freeman
Robot tour guide (Courtesy Tate Britain).

Morning Links: Robot Tour Guide Edition

By Nate Freeman
(Courtesy Mot International via the BBC)

Elizabeth Price Has Won the 2012 Turner Prize

By M.H. Miller
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