Tate Modern is set to unveil the most extensive exhibition of its kind, A Second Life, dedicated to the life and work of renowned British artist Tracey Emin. Spanning four decades of her career, this monumental show will bring together some of Emin's most iconic pieces alongside works that have never been exhibited before.
The exhibition promises to be a visually stunning display of Emin's diverse artistic practice, which includes painting, video textiles, neon lights, writings, sculptures, and installations. Emin's work continues to challenge the boundaries of art, using her own body as a powerful tool to explore themes such as passion, pain, and healing.
In celebration of this groundbreaking exhibition, The Guardian is teaming up with Tate Modern to offer an exclusive 2-for-1 ticket deal for its readers. Using the code GUARDIAN241 on the Tate website or by calling 020 7887 8888 and quoting 'GUARDIAN241', visitors can enjoy a full-price ticket to Emin's exhibition at a fraction of the cost.
However, it's essential to note that this offer has some limitations. It is only valid for tickets booked between Friday 27 February and Monday 31 August, at full price without a donation, and cannot be combined with any other discounts or promotions. The offer is also subject to availability and cannot be used for group bookings.
The exhibition promises to be a visually stunning display of Emin's diverse artistic practice, which includes painting, video textiles, neon lights, writings, sculptures, and installations. Emin's work continues to challenge the boundaries of art, using her own body as a powerful tool to explore themes such as passion, pain, and healing.
In celebration of this groundbreaking exhibition, The Guardian is teaming up with Tate Modern to offer an exclusive 2-for-1 ticket deal for its readers. Using the code GUARDIAN241 on the Tate website or by calling 020 7887 8888 and quoting 'GUARDIAN241', visitors can enjoy a full-price ticket to Emin's exhibition at a fraction of the cost.
However, it's essential to note that this offer has some limitations. It is only valid for tickets booked between Friday 27 February and Monday 31 August, at full price without a donation, and cannot be combined with any other discounts or promotions. The offer is also subject to availability and cannot be used for group bookings.
. I mean, it's about time, right? Four decades of her work is a lot to cram into one show, but I guess the public is ready for another dose of "my vagina is a powerful symbol" 
. Can't wait to see all the iconic pieces alongside the works that have never been seen before... because who needs originality, right? 
The fact that it's a 2-for-1 deal with The Guardian is just icing on the cake, especially since it's only valid for a limited time 
. Guess we'll all just have to scramble to snag those tickets before they're gone 
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i've been a huge fan of her work since high school and i still get chills every time i see her video installations... anyway, i recently got divorced 
and it was super painful for me to deal with all my emotions in public so i kinda relate to how she uses her body as art 
but at the same time, her work is like a safe space for me where i can just be myself and not care about what others think 
anyway, i need to get tickets ASAP... anyone know if they'll have any behind-the-scenes stuff or artist talks? 
. And I love how it's not just about Emin's paintings, but all these other mediums she uses too... video textiles, neon lights, sculptures... it's like she's showing us her entire soul 
. Plus the fact that The Guardian is offering this amazing deal? 
️ It's perfect timing for me to finally see her work live. Fingers crossed I can snag those tickets before they sell out 
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i mean, don't get me wrong, Tracey Emin is definitely an iconic artist and all, but 4 decades of her work spanning one exhibition? it feels like overkill to me 
?! I mean, I'm not saying it's on the same level as a Tate Modern exhibition or anything, but seriously, their scrambled eggs and chorizo are TO DIE FOR 
. And can we talk about Tracey Emin for a sec? Like, her work is so hauntingly beautiful... have you seen that video installation where she talks about her struggles with mental health? Gives me CHILLS every time 
- so many different pieces that fit together in such a powerful way! 
. The fact that Tate Modern is giving away free tickets for readers of The Guardian is awesome 
- who wouldn't want to see this incredible work of art? 
... 2-for-1 deal sounds amazing, but only valid between Feb and Aug? 
Can't we just get in on the action without all those extra rules? 
i love how tate modern is giving her some serious love with this massive show. four decades of her career, that's insane! and the fact that they're showcasing some pieces that have never been exhibited before, that's like, whoa! what kind of artworks do you think they'll be featuring? paintings? videos? installations? 
. Can't they showcase some of her lesser-known pieces or collaborations with other artists? The 2-for-1 deal is a nice touch tho, at least it'll bring in more people to see the real deal 
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. i know not everyone can afford art exhibitions, so this is like, the universe stepping in and making it more accessible. but yeah, gotta keep an eye on those fine print details... don't wanna get caught out! 
