Mohammed Z Rahman's 'Never the Same' at Tate Britain

Tate Britain presents 'Never the Same', a new exhibition by Mohammed Z Rahman, housed in two timber pavilions inspired by Bengali wedding canopies. The show debuts a body of paintings exploring home and love. It is the latest installment in Tate Britain's Art Now series, a free program highlighting emerging British artists. The exhibition unfolds in two theatrical 'acts', each introduced by a work from Tate's collection. Act One focuses on home, play, and joy, beginning with 'The Spaghetti House' (2024), a painting based on a story Rahman co-created with their six-year-old niece, depicting a spaghetti house with windows opening onto various scenes.