‘Nah, it doesn’t look like a 🐌’ | Tate Kids

👀 We invited kids to react to one of Tate Modern’s most popular artworks, by Henri Matisse. 🎨 Watch more videos like this on our Tate Kids channel: http://www.youtube.com/@TateKids




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Raqib Shaw’s bonsai tips - ‘not a good idea to have an active social life' 🌳 | Tate

Watch the full video of Raqib Shaw's studio tour: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtKLOWxXV6U




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'The liveliness of Country' – Emily Kam Kngwarray | Tate

Step into the world of artist Emily Kam Kngwarray, an Anmatyerr woman from Alhalker Country in the Northern Territory, Australia. In the 1970s she was introduced to making batiks and then started painting when she was in her seventies. Over 8 years, she produced thousands of canvases and gained worldwide attention. Her work is based on deep cultural knowledge of her ancestral Country, layering motifs representing the plants, animals and geological features around her. Despite being held in major collections, Tate Modern's new exhibition is the first major retrospective of her work in the Northern Hemisphere. See it at Tate Modern from 10 July 2025 until 11 January 2026: https://ift.tt/10pc7Ee Footage of awely ceremony from the documentary film “Emily I Am Kam” a Tamarind Tree Pictures production for NITV in association with Screen Australia, National Gallery of Australia and ScreenTerritory. https://ift.tt/RFnQ6OI Subscribe for weekly films: http://goo.gl/X1ZnEl To license Tate films please email film.licensing@tate.org.uk




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Kids React to Art - Cildo Meireles's Babel | Tate #kidsreact #funnyvideo

📻 We asked kids to react to Cildo Meireles's Babel, one of 25 artworks celebrating Tate Modern's 25th birthday, and this is what they said...




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How do artists imagine the world in 2050?| Tate

A Year in Art: 2050 is a two-room exhibition at Tate Modern exploring how visions of the future have taken shape in art across time. It brings together historic works by figures like Umberto Boccioni with contemporary voices including Ayoung Kim and Andra Ursuţa and Toyin Ojih Odutola. From shifting cityscapes to speculative technologies, the exhibition invites us to reflect on the future we’re moving toward and how artists help us reimagine and think about what comes next. Take a closer look inside the exhibition with Michael Wellen, Senior Curator of International Art at Tate. If you enjoyed this video, you might like these: 🤖 5 Times Artist Nam June Paik Predicted the Future: https://youtu.be/yMUJB5aFvdo 💻 'I'm painting in the technology of my time' – Samia Halaby: https://youtu.be/SdrYqKOBe5E 🌍 Can art save the world from environmental catastrophe?: https://youtu.be/lQwrCxkMnPM Subscribe for weekly films: http://goo.gl/X1ZnEl To license Tate films please email film.licensing@tate.org.uk




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