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Swimming with dolphins in the Amazon 🐬

Artist Emilija Škarnulytė reflects on swimming at the meeting point of two rivers in the Amazon, a moment shaped by uncertainty, dolphins, and the...

Njideka Akunyili Crosby on how it feels to paint 🎨 | Tate

"...like there's this complicated chess game going on in your head..." ♟️ What is your thought process while you're making art? Watch the full interview...

Enter the underwater worlds of Emilija Škarnulytė | Tate

Artist Emilija Škarnulytė often places her own body at the centre of her work, moving through environments and adopting hybrid, mythical forms to explore...

‘It’s difficult to defend yourself when the arguments are future global life’ – Máret Ánne Sara

Artist Máret Ánne Sara explains how part of her Hyundai Commission: Goavve-Geabbil is inspired by the 'locked pastures' of her native Sápmi, and the...

Máret Ánne Sara – ‘New strategies for life on this planet’ | Tate

We travel to the Arctic landscapes of Sápmi to meet Máret Ánne Sara, a Sámi artist from a reindeer herding family. The reindeer is...

Josh O’Connor’s favourite Tate memories ☀️

We caught up with The Mastermind actor Josh O'Connor as he chats Olafur Eliasson's The Weather Project, our current Hyundai Commission by Máret Ánne...

Zadie Xa: Meet the Turner Prize 2025 nominees | Tate

Zadie Xa creates installations that imagine alternative worlds. Her work explores themes such as spirituality, interspecies communication and cultural traditions, particularly from her own...

Saodat Ismailova – “We live in only one of the 18,000 worlds” | Tate

Saodat Ismailova's films have a mysterious, hypnotic quality, drawing on folklore, animism and traditional spiritual practices of Central Asia. Ismailova invited us to her...

Mohammed Sami: Meet the Turner Prize 2025 nominees | Tate

Devoid of people, Mohammed Sami's paintings take the form of landscapes and still-lifes. These scenes might appear serene or without a narrative, but closer...