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These works are both poems and sculptures. The artist gives words material forms that contribute to their meaning

Black Audio Film Collective (BAFC) present poetic meditations on Britain’s colonial past, public and private memory, as well as struggles …

Embassy is a space for activism and dialogue in support of Aboriginal land rights. It is activated through a series …

Explore the best of British art from 1940 to today

Transmission explores the relationship between seeing and knowing. Hamad Butt places the supernatural and the scientific together to interrogate how …

Dreams Have No Titles combines the artist’s life story with fiction and documentary in ‘a film about film and filmmaking’

This final room in our five-century story of British art features artists of different generations working in Britain today. Some …

Earthbound Whisperers explores relationships between bodies and landscapes and how surfaces accumulate traces of histories within

What actions can we take to nurture ourselves, our communities, and our planet?

Jannis Kounellis turns familiar materials, charged with history and meaning, into poetic assemblages

Salacia uses split-screen montages of archival footage and 16mm film to imagine a dream of freedom for 19th-century trans sex …

These sculptures bring together traditional crafts and modernist architectural forms, reflecting on how materials can divide and articulate space

This display brings together the space of the studio and the process of drawing, both of which functioned for Geta …

Emotion, nature and physical expression collide in Joan Mitchell’s abstract paintings and prints

The works in this room explore consumerism, mass-produced objects and advertising as the emerging visual language of the 1960s and …

Climb and play on sculptures by Sarah Lucas on the West Lawn

This display shows the work of Ethel Walker, a pioneering artist whose practice was largely forgotten after her death

Explore photobooks published by the Chinese government from the 1950s to the 1980s that aimed to build international diplomacy

Mari Katayama uses her body and the materials she finds around her to make self-portraits, embroidered objects and living sculptures

Explore themes of rituals, seasonal change, nomadism, the environment and mythology in Henderson's installation