438 reactions · 78 shares | Last chance to see the woven wonders of Anni Albers – the world’s best loved textile artist. ‘I almost inhaled this exhibition’ ★★★★★ - The Guardian | Tate | Facebook

'Powerful, emotional' - The Telegraph | Tate

124K views · 1K reactions | ★★★★★ ‘Be prepared to stand entranced’ – The Times ★★★★★ ‘Mesmerising’ – Evening Standard ★★★★★ – Independent Discover the breathtaking works of Modigliani. Open now at Tate Modern. | Tate | Facebook

5.9K views · 128 reactions | Tate Modern presents Mona Hatoum’s thrilling performance and installation work from the past 35 years; we take a look. On until 21 August 2016, 50% off with a National Art Pass. | Art Fund | Facebook

Who's seen Sarah Sze's 'Seamless' at Tate Modern? The title of Sze's sculpture refers to the way it sweeps across the room in a way that appears seamless. Expanding into doorways, corners and even the space behind the walls, it draws attention to the architecture of the gallery. In this video Sze describes the sculpture as a 'tool for understanding space and time'. Explore the work free on level four of Tate Modern. http://bit.ly/2LrblqL | Tate

Today, Tate Modern (@tate) unveiled a monumental sculptural installation by Sámi artist Máret Ánne Sara (@maretannesara) in the institution’s iconic Turbine Hall. Composed of materials that both surround and sustain her community in Sápmi—the territory of the Indigenous Sámi people spanning Norway, Sweden, Finland, and Russia—the work draws on Sara’s lived experience as a member of a reindeer-herding family, while confronting the ecological issues affecting Sámi land and culture. This marks Sara