Protest, poverty and privilege – a photography exhibition at Tate Britain offers an exciting, if partial, view of a decade ...

Quiet at the back! Tate Britain’s latest history lesson is about to begin. Today’s topic? What the gallery calls the “long 1980s” – from 1976 to 1993 – seen through the prism of ...

Not everyone in the 1980s had a Filofax and a GTI. The images presented to us in slick movies and glossy magazines like this one – pinstriped yuppies barking into brick phones, flouncy fashion ...

So there’s a lot of good work in Tate ... Britain. Syd Shelton’s 1979 portraits of young skinheads – both racist and vehemently anti-racist, for example. Melanie Friend’s image of two baffled Japanese ...

So there’s a lot of good work in Tate Britain’s new show ... Colin Jones’s chilling pictures of National Front rallies, with soft-faced, unselfconscious children already being indoctrinated ...

Photography has a “sexist and racist past”, according to a new Tate Britain exhibition taking an activist look at the Margaret Thatcher years. The London gallery has opened a show titled The ...

55.8 x 95.3 cm. (22 x 37.5 in.) ...

Jasmine co-curated The 80s: Photographing Britain (21 November 2024 – 5 May 2025) alongside Yasufumi Nakamori and Helen Little. Jasmine also has an extensive background in education, having been Head ...

1 Installation view of the 55th International Art Exhibition: The Encyclopedic Palace, Venice Biennale 2013 Courtesy of the artist and Hauser & Wirth Positioned along the central axis of the Duveen ...