Tate Modern in London is set to unveil a monumental retrospective of Tracey Emin's work, marking the most extensive exhibition ever dedicated to the renowned British artist. Titled A Second Life, the showcase opens on Friday 27 February and promises an immersive journey through Emin's provocative and deeply personal four-decade career.
A Comprehensive Look at a Defining Career
This landmark exhibition spans the entirety of Emin's extraordinary 40-year practice, featuring both career-defining pieces and works never before exhibited to the public. Visitors can expect to encounter a diverse array of mediums, including her iconic paintings, evocative video textiles, luminous neon works, intimate writings, striking sculptures, and powerful installations.
Challenging Boundaries and Exploring Humanity
Throughout her career, Tracey Emin has consistently pushed artistic boundaries, using the female body as a potent instrument to delve into complex themes of passion, profound pain, and the process of healing. The exhibition offers a unique opportunity to witness the evolution of her artistic voice and the raw emotional honesty that characterises her output.
Among the anticipated highlights is her infamous 1998 installation, My Bed, a work that sparked widespread debate and cemented her status as a leading figure in contemporary art. The retrospective provides context for this and other seminal pieces, charting her artistic development.
Exclusive Ticket Offer for Readers
The Guardian has partnered with Tate to provide readers with an exclusive 2-for-1 ticket offer for the Tracey Emin exhibition. To redeem this special deal, simply use the promotional code GUARDIAN241 when booking tickets through the Tate website or by calling 020 7887 8888 and quoting the code.
This offer is valid for bookings made until Thursday 26 February and can be applied to full-price tickets for visits between the exhibition's opening on Friday 27 February and its closing on Monday 31 August. Standard ticket prices are £20 without donation. Please note the following conditions:
- The offer cannot be combined with any other discounts or promotions.
- No cash alternatives are available.
- The offer is subject to availability and cannot be used for group bookings.
- The promoter reserves the right to cancel the offer at any time.
This represents a significant opportunity for art enthusiasts and the curious alike to engage with one of Britain's most influential contemporary artists at a reduced cost. The exhibition is poised to be a major cultural event in London's artistic calendar.
