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Pattern Power

This board celebrates pattern in art pinned by both Tate and a series of influential guest pinners.
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To experience 'Chandelier of Grief' the viewer enters into a mirrored environment in which a sole light source is a chandelier. The chandelier rotates and, combined with its flickering, pulsating lights and the mirrored walls, is intended to create a destabilising yet mesmerising effect. The Tate Modern, Modern Art, Yayoi Kusama, Infinity Mirror Room, Infinity Room, Infinity Spiegel, Bankside London, Tate Modern Exhibitions, Art Exhibitions
Yayoi Kusama, Chandelier of Grief 2016/2018
To experience 'Chandelier of Grief' the viewer enters into a mirrored environment in which a sole light source is a chandelier. The chandelier rotates and, combined with its flickering, pulsating lights and the mirrored walls, is intended to create a destabilising yet mesmerising effect.
Tate Gallery
Tate Gallery
Typically, Rae combines contrasting ways of applying paint within a single canvas, leaving the viewer unable to read the painting in any one way. Vividly coloured geometric disks play against a background of vigorous black and white brushwork. Fiona Rae, Tate Gallery, Royal Academy Of Arts, British Artist, Female Artists, Pattern Art, Art Boards, Art Images, Visual Art
Fiona Rae, Untitled (emergency room) 1996
Typically, Rae combines contrasting ways of applying paint within a single canvas, leaving the viewer unable to read the painting in any one way. Vividly coloured geometric disks play against a background of vigorous black and white brushwork.
Tate Gallery
Tate Gallery
Rhythm Art, Art Movement, Frank Stella Art, Post Painterly Abstraction, Contemporary Art, Josef Albers, Western Art, Op Art
Frank Stella, Untitled (Rabat) 1964
Tate Gallery
Tate Gallery
Color Patterns, Color Schemes, Bridget Riley, Thunderstruck, Galaxy Phone Wallpaper, Kinetic Art, Art Walk
Peter Sedgley, Yellow Attenuation 1965
Tate Gallery
Tate Gallery
Ellsworth Kelly Nine Squares 1976–7 Ellsworth Kelly, Hard Edge Painting, Action Painting, Painting Style, Pablo Picasso, Echo Art, Abstract Painters, Abstract Art, Abstract Shapes
'If you can turn off the mind and look only with the eyes, ultimately everything becomes abstract.'
Ellsworth Kelly Nine Squares 1976–7
Tate Gallery
Tate Gallery
Bridget Riley was born in 1931, spent her early years in Cornwall, and studied in London at Goldsmiths College and the Royal College of Art. She first drew critical attention with the black-and-white paintings she made from 1961, and her international breakthrough came four years later in The Responsive Eye at MoMA, New York, which celebrated the Op art movement. Royal College Of Art, College Art, Contemporary Sculpture, Print Patterns, Field Paint, Bauhaus Poster
Bridget Riley Silvered 2 1981
Bridget Riley was born in 1931, spent her early years in Cornwall, and studied in London at Goldsmiths College and the Royal College of Art. She first drew critical attention with the black-and-white paintings she made from 1961, and her international breakthrough came four years later in The Responsive Eye at MoMA, New York, which celebrated the Op art movement.
Tate Gallery
Tate Gallery
Fahrelnissa Zeid was a Turkish artist best known for her large-scale abstract paintings with kaleidoscopic patterns. Contemporary Art Photography, Contemporary Modern Art, Art Terms, Turkish Art, Abstract Artists, Abstract Paintings, Painting Art
Fahrelnissa Zeid, Resolved Problems 1948
Fahrelnissa Zeid was a Turkish artist best known for her large-scale abstract paintings with kaleidoscopic patterns.
Tate Gallery
Tate Gallery
Cactus Print by Justina Blakeney Cactus Wall Art, Cactus Print, Print Design Pattern, Surface Pattern Design, Design Graphique, Motion Design, Illustrations
PRINT & PATTERN DESIGN — JUSTINA BLAKENEY
Cactus Print by Justina Blakeney
Yinka Shonibare MBE works with Dutch wax fabric to exemplify how signs of national or ethnic identity are culturally constructed. London Art, East London, Chris Ofili, Visit Britain, Painted Rainbow, Graffiti Artist, Exhibition Space, British Library
Yinka Shonibare MBE – 'I'm the Rebel Within' | TateShots
Yinka Shonibare MBE works with Dutch wax fabric to exemplify how signs of national or ethnic identity are culturally constructed.
Endless Rythm, 1934 by Robert Delaunay. Tate custom print. Sonia Delaunay, Robert Delaunay, Elements And Principles, Elements Of Design, Principles Of Design Movement, Rhythm In Design, Principles Of Art Balance
Delaunay: Endless Rhythm | Custom prints | Tate Shop
Endless Rythm, 1934 by Robert Delaunay. Tate custom print.
PATTERNITY - The London-based design studio talk us through their inspirations and collaborations. Statement Wall, Wall Treatments, Feature Wall, Decoration, Wall Murals, Contemporary Rug, Sweet Home
In the Studio: PATTERNITY
PATTERNITY - The London-based design studio talk us through their inspirations and collaborations.
Abstract Line Art, Abstract Painting, Art Painting, Contemporary Paintings, Monochrom, Interior Art, Art And Architecture
Matt McClune - Galerie Robert Drees
David Leverett ‘Autumn’, 1971–2 investigates the abstract nature of the seasons © David Leverett Abstract Nature, Autumn Art, Colour Star, Art World, Fractals, Art Photography, Instagram Posts, Drawings
‘Autumn‘, David Leverett, 1971–2 | Tate
David Leverett ‘Autumn’, 1971–2 investigates the abstract nature of the seasons © David Leverett