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Play with shape and colour to discover new designs

This room considers how modern artists working in St Ives re-engaged with Europe and North America

Explore the history of modern art in St Ives

What does it mean to be modern?

In St Ives – as in many places – tradition met modern in the twentieth century

Works in this room explore environments from Cornwall and across the world

Spanning a century of painting and sculpture, the portraits in this room suggest real and fictional bodies

These works explore surreal, irrational and mysterious aspects of modern life

Artists reimagined abstract art with a social and civic purpose

The coastline around St Ives is a vital space for creative exploration

Glimpse the diverse range of influences on modern british painting from the 1960s onwards

Join us as we mourn the old and seek the new, in a comedy sketch film screening and display

This room suggests a range of styles and ideas that concerned modern European artists between the wars

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

See works from Tate's Collection in the rotunda

Immerse yourself in sound

Discover a range of artists who were working in West Cornwall during and immediately after the Second World War

Colourful and lively acrylic paint installation by the American conceptual artist Sol LeWitt

Watch archive and experimental films revealing the links between the sea and the screen in Cornwall

Watch a new film made with school pupils and community members, exchanging experiences of St Ives