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Intrigued by the unexpected and the inexplicable, Tunga explores the transformation of materials and the magical properties of hair

What role does art play in politically tumultuous times?

The works in this room respond to themes in the collection displays or the temporary exhibitions programme

Uncover Graciela Iturbide’s deep connection with the communities she photographs

Gain insight into the process behind Henry Moore’s large public commissions

Explore Stellwerk, where Franz Erhard Walther blurs the boundaries between the object and the viewer

Artists reimagined abstract art with a social and civic purpose

In the decades following the Second World War, find out how artists explored a number of radical approaches to painting

Discover the South African photographer who captured and critiqued the racially segregated society from 1948

Works that investigate ideas of transformation, performance and process, whereby the act of creating a work – its process of …

Discover Dodiya’s tribute to artists and cultural figures who have inspired him

Explore the connections between the progressive Bauhaus art school and the visual arts in Britain in the 1930s

This room presents a selection of photographs by Edith Tudor-Hart and her younger brother Wolfgang Suschitzky

Explore the sculptures of Shelagh Cluett, Richard Deacon, Anish Kapoor, Alison Wilding

A display of artworks which capture the harmony of music, colour and spirituality

Explore the diverse range of approaches in the art of post-war America

Learn how Constable, Turner’s contemporary, was inspired by the landscape of south-east England

How has art changed the way you see the world? Explore the artist’s role in society and share your thoughts

Ian Breakwell’s video installation The Other Side explores the fragility of life