Create, play and have fun at UNIQLO Tate Play: Bruce Asbestos

Get ready to meet Dash – a larger-than-life, colourful snail sculpture inspired by Henri Matisse’s iconic collage The Snail (L’escargot)! Dash will greet visitors to Tate Modern’s Turbine Hall this Easter as part of a giant snail-themed catwalk created by artist Bruce Asbestos.

Photos © Tate (Reece Straw)

When: April 5 to 21

Where: Tate Modern

Age: All ages

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Join the fashion parade during April half-term and make your very own outfit using paper, paint, and card. Then, take centre stage, strut your stuff and show off your stylish designs on the runway — set to a special soundtrack by British grime artist Snowy.  

Your creations will become part of a growing wardrobe of wearable art, ready for other visitors to remix and reimagine.

UNIQLO Tate Play is Tate Modern’s always-on free programme of art for all. Taking inspiration from art in Tate’s collection and the broader Tate Modern programme, UTP comprises of commissions, activities, events, workshops and digital content. UTP champions the belief that Art is for everyone, and Play is for everyone, inviting audiences to get creative and explore art together.

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