TateShots

On Thursday 17th September 2015, the artists Ai Weiwei and Anish Kapoor walked across London in solidarity with refugees around the world.

Abraham Cruzvillegas takes on the Turbine Hall to create one of his signature autoconstrucción pieces

Art, design and architecture collective Assemble discuss their surprise nomination for the 2015 Turner Prize

Parviz Tanavoli, pioneer of contemporary Iranian art, talks about his rugs and screenprints

Nicola L’s 11-person Red Coat travels around the world declaring ‘The Same Skin for Everybody’

We explore the city of Beijing through the eyes of its most famous detained resident Ai Weiwei

We explore the city of Beijing through the eyes of its most famous detained resident Ai Weiwei

This is the story of Jean Tinguely’s burning sculpture

We examine Joseph Beuys moth-eaten Felt Suit

The remains of Jacob Epstein’s earliest and most controversial sculptures can be found in the heart of central London

Meet Senster one of the first robotic artworks

This is the story of an artwork seized by the Nazis from a Jewish family during the war and returned to its rightful owners 70 years later

Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s Wrapped Reichstag temporarily erased the famous landmark for two weeks in 1995

Jake Chapman discusses reinventing Goya's Disasters of War masterpiece in their Insult to Injury series

Francis Bacon’s friend and assistant recalls the time he accidentally destroyed one of the artist’s finished works