Tate Collective Marks 200,000 Members with Open Call for Tate Modern Commission
Tate Collective has achieved a milestone of 200,000 members and is marking this occasion by inviting one artist aged 16–25 to produce a new piece for Tate Modern. The selection will be made by a jury led by Rosalie Doubal, Senior Curator of International Art at Tate. The commissioned artwork is set to be unveiled in March 2027, with the deadline for submissions on Wednesday, 14th October 2026. This marks the first open-call commission to be showcased at Tate Modern. Earlier this summer, six artists under 25 created murals inspired by Frida Kahlo in Bankside. Additionally, Tate Modern Lates celebrates its 10th anniversary, with 870,000 attendees, culminating in a special event on Friday, 30th October featuring Shygirl and more.
Key facts
- Tate Collective has reached 200,000 members
- Tate launched an open call for artists aged 16–25 to create a commission for Tate Modern
- The selected work will go on display at Tate Modern in March 2027
- The jury is chaired by Rosalie Doubal, Senior Curator, International Art at Tate
- Submissions are open to Tate Collective members until Wednesday 14th October 2026
- It is the first time a Tate Collective open-call commission will be installed inside Tate Modern
- Tate Modern Lates marks 10 years, with 870,000 attendees since launching
- The anniversary Tate Modern Late takes place on Friday 30th October
Entities
Artists
- Bob and Roberta Smith
- Frida Kahlo
- Trisha Brown
- Joy Crookes
- Celeste
- Little Simz
- Shygirl
- Lakwena
- Ana Mendieta
- Julio Le Parc
- Tarek Atoui
- Karin Hindsbo
- Rosalie Doubal
- Andy Warhol
- Salvador Dalí
- Marina Abramović
Institutions
- Tate
- Tate Modern
- Tate Collective
- Better Bankside
- Trisha Brown Dance Company
- London Symphony Orchestra
- Warp Records
- Hyundai
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom
- Liverpool
- Bankside
- South Tank
- Terrace Bar