Tate Britain to Host Major Bloomsbury Group Exhibition Featuring Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant

Inside Bloomsbury Comes to London

Art enthusiasts visiting London can look forward to a major landmark exhibition at Tate Britain dedicated to 20th-century British art icons Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant. Titled Vanessa Bell & Duncan Grant: Inside Bloomsbury, the presentation traces the 50-year creative partnership and unique bond between these prominent members of the famed Bloomsbury Group, whose radical lifestyle choices significantly shaped British art, literature, and social perspectives.

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Over 300 Works and Studio Reconstruction

The showcase brings together a broad range of more than 300 items, encompassing vivid portraits, landscapes, still-life paintings, textiles, ceramics, and decorated furniture pieces. A key highlight for gallery visitors is a unique reconstruction of the artists' studio, which has been relocated specifically for the event from their former home, Charleston in Sussex. The exhibits celebrate both their combined artistic projects and individual creative journeys.

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Visiting Details and Admission

The gallery exhibition is scheduled to run from 12 November 2026 until 11 April 2027 at Tate Britain, located along Millbank in London (SW1P 4RG).

• General Ticket Prices: Standard entry is £20, concessions are available for £19, and Tate Collective members aged 16 to 25 can book tickets for £5. Entry is free for Tate Members without advance booking needed.

• Special Hours: Late opening is offered on Friday 13 November until 22:00. Relaxed Hours take place on the third Wednesday of each month from 10:00 to 11:00.

• Accessibility & Facilities: Step-free access with automatic sliding doors and a central handrail ramp is located on Atterbury Street. Accessible toilets and Changing Places facilities are situation on the Lower floor, where ear defenders can also be borrowed.

Note for visitors: Tate Britain provides visual story guides online, and the exhibition contains one room featuring sexually explicit content.