The Independent has teamed up with Tate Britain to offer readers an exclusive chance to win a complete cultural experience, centred around the landmark Lee Miller exhibition. This is the most extensive retrospective of the trailblazing surrealist photographer's work ever staged in the United Kingdom.
What the Prize Includes
The winner will receive a comprehensive package designed for an unforgettable art-focused visit to London. The prize bundle features a one-night stay for two at a selected London hotel from the Dis-loyalty Collective, with a value of up to £250. This is paired with a year's membership to Dis-loyalty, worth £144, which offers perks on global stays, food, and drinks.
Additionally, the winner will get a one-year Tate Plus Guest Membership, lunch for two at the Tate Britain café, and a copy of the official Lee Miller exhibition catalogue.
Exploring Lee Miller's Groundbreaking Career
The exhibition, for which The Independent is the exclusive media partner, runs until 15 February 2026. It brings together approximately 230 vintage and modern prints, tracing Miller's extraordinary journey. The display covers her early days as a model in New York, her pre-war photographic work in Paris and Cairo, and her powerful photojournalism during the Second World War.
Visitors will also see her post-war creations, including a rare self-portrait taken in Austrian artist Oscar Kokoschka's studio in 1950. The retrospective includes several works that have never been publicly displayed before.
How to Enter the Competition
To be in with a chance of winning this exceptional prize, entrants must submit their details via the competition form on The Independent's website. The competition closes at 23:59 on 16 January 2026.
All elements of the prize must be redeemed by 15 February 2026, which coincides with the final day of the Lee Miller exhibition at Tate Britain. The hotel stay component is subject to availability at participating properties, which include The Hoxton hotels in Holborn, Shepherd's Bush, Shoreditch, and Southwark, as well as Sanderson, St Martins Lane, Hyde London City, and Mama Shelter London.
This competition presents a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the life and legacy of Lee Miller, a true pioneer who constantly defied convention, both in her art and her life.
