Tate St Ives

Artist Petrit Halilaj in his Berlin studio with elements of his 2021 Tate St Ives exhibition, ‘Very volcanic over this green feather’

Petrit Halilaj reflects on trauma and hope at Tate St Ives

On view until 16 January at Tate St Ives, Petrit Halilaj's exhibition ‘Very volcanic over this green feather’ combines childhood drawings, made in a refugee camp during the Kosovo war, landscapes and birds with scenes of wartime devastation

Haegue Yang on the legacy of Sophie Taeuber-Arp

Legendary abstract artist and designer Sophie Taeuber-Arp is finally receiving her dues in a Tate Modern retrospective. To mark the occasion, Korean artist Haegue Yang reflects on the enduring influence of her work

By Harriet Lloyd-Smith Last updated 11 October 22
Haegue Yang’s fantastic beasts descend on Tate St Ives

The South Korean artist dazzles Tate St Ives visitors with otherworldly robotic creatures and tributes to 20th century art greats in a show of perfect chaos

By Harriet Lloyd-Smith Last updated 10 October 22
Thao Nguyen Phan at Tate St Ives: a poetic layering of Vietnamese history and ecology

Thao Nguyen Phan’s work intertwines mythology and urgent environmental concerns in her home country of Vietnam. We spoke to the artist about hidden histories and how her largest UK exhibition to date, at Tate St Ives, ‘feels like a recovery’

By Khue Pham Last updated 6 October 22

Petrit Halilaj reflects on trauma and hope at Tate St Ives

Haegue Yang on the legacy of Sophie Taeuber-Arp

Haegue Yang’s fantastic beasts descend on Tate St Ives

Thao Nguyen Phan at Tate St Ives: a poetic layering of Vietnamese history and ecology