Last call to experience 'Arise Alive' by Liliane Lijn at Tate St Ives ✨

★★★★ 'Highly Original' - The Times

'Arise Alive' surveys Lijn’s career from the late 1950s to today with installation, sculpture, painting and moving image. The last day to see it is Sunday 2 November.

Autumn meets the St Ives modernist artists in these artworks 🍁

Featuring some of the artists whose work you can discover this season at Tate St Ives.

☁ Overcast 1961, Trevor Bell
🍋Khaki and Lemon 1956, Sir Terry Frost
🎨Painting 1957, John Wells
💃Tango 2003, Wilhelmina Barns-Graham

Join artist Ro Robertson in conversation as they explore Interlude, a site-specific installation blending drawings from Porthmeor Beach & sculptures developed in Lelant.

🗓 Tues 23 Sept, 16.00–17.00
🎟️ Free with admission
www.tate.org.uk/.../ro-rober...

📷 © Here Now

“My left hand is my thinking hand. The right is only a motor hand. This holds the hammer. The left hand, the thinking hand, must be relaxed, sensitive.” Barbara Hepworth

Today is #LeftHandDay & sculptor Hepworth was left-handed.
See the bronze cast at the Barbara Hepworth Museum & Sculpture Garden.

Summer time in the Sculpture Garden...🌞

Wander through lush greenery, under bright blue skies, with seagulls overhead and sunlight casting shifting shadows across Barbara Hepworth’s incredible bronzes🌿

Barbara Hepworth © Bowness. Photos © Kirstin Prisk

🌊 A dreamlike coastal vision from New Zealander Frances Hodgkins, Wings over Water 1930, echoes the light and colour of Cornwall, where she made her home in 1914.

See work by Hodgkins on display at Tate St Ives

We are transporting you today via Paul Nash's painting Blue House on the Shore, c.1930–1, which was painted on his visit to the south of France in 1930 💙🩵

You can see work by Nash at Tate St Ives alongside other key artists associated with St Ives and Cornwall.

In celebration of #PrideMonth here are some works by LGBTQIA artists who have work on display at Tate St Ives 🏳️‍🌈

🟢 David Hockney, George Lawson and Wayne Sleep, 1972–5 🟣 Zanele Muholi, Ordeal, 2003
🔵 Keith Vaughan, Ninth Assembly of Figures (Eldorado Banal), 1976

Liliane Lijn: Arise Alive celebrating a lifetime of Lijn's groundbreaking work is open at Tate St Ives.

See how her work fuses art & technology to explore identity, feminism & mythology.

Installation,Tate St Ives. Courtesy the artist & Sylvia Kouvali, London/Piraeus. Photos © Tate (Oliver Cowling)