Curated by Edward Enninful, the first Tate Britain exhibition that explores the art, photography, and fashion of 1990s Britain with over 100 works, a decade defined by possibility, optimism, and an audacious creative spirit. From the rise of the Young British Artists and anti-fashion photography to landmark fashion collections, rave culture, and Cool Britannia, the exhibition offers a fresh perspective on one of the most transformative moments in British art and cult. Jim Lambie’s iconic floor installation, a vibrant, immersive environment of coloured vinyl tape that transforms the gallery into one of the exhibition's most striking visual moments. Credit: Malcolm Park/Alamy Live News
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