Tate Modern Exhibition Links Ecology and Social Justice
Tate Modern presents 'Gathering Ground', an exhibition uniting international contemporary art from Tate's collection to explore the intersection of environmental and social justice. Set in the former oil and coal power station, the show features recent acquisitions by Outi Pieski, Carolina Caycedo, and Edgar Calel, alongside a participatory installation commissioned from Abbas Zahedi. The exhibition invites visitors to reflect on humanity's role in creating a more equitable world and asks how we can be good ancestors for future generations. It runs at Tate Modern in 2025.
Key facts
- Exhibition titled 'Gathering Ground' at Tate Modern
- Venue is a former oil and coal power station
- Features works from Tate's collection including recent acquisitions
- Artists include Outi Pieski, Carolina Caycedo, Edgar Calel
- Includes a commissioned participatory installation by Abbas Zahedi
- Themes: connection between ecological crisis and social injustice
- Exhibition dates: 2025
- Image credit: Reece Straw, courtesy of Tate
Entities
Artists
- Outi Pieski
- Carolina Caycedo
- Edgar Calel
- Abbas Zahedi
- Reece Straw
Institutions
- Tate Modern
- Tate
Locations
- London
- United Kingdom