The exhibition marks the first showing in London of Brazilian artist Tunga (1952–2016) since Tate staged one of his legendary performances in 2018. It showcases experimental sculptures and his use of unconventional materials such as hair, teeth, copper and rubber. A new film displayed in the exhibition reflects on Tunga’s enduring global legacy.

This exhibition will present the works of the Norwegian artist Lars Hertervig in dialogue with the oeuvre of the Swedish painter Carl Fredrik Hill, and will include up to a hundred works altogether. Though two highly individual artists from different generations, there are many parallels in both the lives and artistic developments of Hertervig and Hill.

Celebrating outstanding British and international creativity, the festival brings together over a thousand established and emerging makers, designers, brands and galleries from around the world. The programme of events foregrounds the makers behind some of finely crafted objects and tells stories of their inspiration, process and materials.

Timeless Odyssey, Riera i Aragó’s first solo exhibition in United Kingdom, takes its title from Homer’s Odyssey, a tale symbolising humanity’s eternal journey into the unknown. In the exhibition, the artist’s mechanical symbols – airplanes, propellers, submarines and ships – transcend their utilitarian functions to become metaphors for the passage of time and life’s journey.

Secret Ceramics is a charitable initiative presenting over a hundred single-stem vessels that will be sold to support the opening of a new ceramic studio in White City, enabling young people from disadvantaged backgrounds to experience the power of working with clay. Contributors to this exhibition will remain anonymous until after a piece is sold.