Events at the Tate Museum

    24 May – 2 November 2025

    Liliane Lijn: Arise Alive 

    Explore the extraordinary six-decade career of pioneering American artist Liliane Lijn in her largest UK museum exhibition to date. Arise Alive spans Lijn’s innovative work across sculpture, installation, video, drawing, and performance, reflecting her deep engagement with science, language, and light. Don’t miss this vibrant exhibition that’s already garnered critical acclaim—including a four-star review in The Times.

    Special Event: Liliane Lijn in Conversation – Join us at Tate Modern on 6th November for a live talk with the artist reflecting on Arise Alive and her work in the group exhibition Electric Dreams.

    Now - 31st August 2025

    Summer Family Programme

    Bring the whole family to Tate St Ives this summer for a season of creative fun. You can expect:

    Art Explorers Studio: Dive into immersive play inspired by Liliane Lijn and Emma Critchley, exploring light, shape, and reflection.

    Beach Art Explorers: Head to Porthmeor Beach for hands-on art with local artists, including sand sculpture and beach-based making. For ages 5–12. Every Wednesday and Thursday in August.

    Toddle Tate: Special sensory play sessions for under-5s on 10 June and 8 July, inspired by current exhibitions.

    Look out for our brand-new family programme Teylu, launching this autumn!

    22nd November 2025 – 12th April 2026

    Emilija Škarnulytė

    Opening this winter, discover a powerful solo exhibition by acclaimed Lithuanian artist and filmmaker Emilija Škarnulytė. Known for her cinematic and immersive installations, Škarnulytė’s work explores deep time, mythology, and environmental transformation. The exhibition will include new work developed during her current residency at Porthmeor Studios in St Ives.

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