Art Scavenger Hunt at Tate Modern

Scavanger Hunt at Tate Modern

Explore contemporary art in a whole new way with this interactive scavenger hunt at Tate Modern guided by 2 artists!

In the first part, you’ll search for specific objects hidden within the galleries, sharpening your observation skills. In the second part, you’ll respond to creative prompts, using your imagination to reinterpret artworks in unexpected ways. Perfect for artists, creatives, and anyone looking to engage with art beyond the surface!

What to Expect:
Meet and greet - we will get to know the group through icebreaker activities at the beginning

Guiding Prompts - during the "hunt", we will have 2 types of prompts to inspire your discovery journey both in groups and by yourself

Group sharing - we will be sharing our thoughts and feelings, share and inspire each other!

Post event - we will be having a drink nearby with the group! Come for the social

Special Notice:

This will be a filmed event. Please let us know if you would like to be excluded from any photo or video.

Meeting at the venue

We will be meeting at the entrance.
Look out for Danlu and Kelly!

Facilitator - Kelly Frank

Kelly is a portrait artist and educator with a background in architecture. Kellys paintings explore the themes of identity, memory, and relationships. Kelly studied at The Bartlett UCL and had Atelier training in Barcelona. Kelly has exhibited in numerous national galleries and is two time contestant on Sky Portrait Artist of the Year.

Facilitator - Danlu Peng

Danlu is a visual artist and theatre maker. With a passion for unraveling the mysteries of the human experience, she uses art creation as a way to connect with people and unveil the extraordinary hidden within the ordinary. Danlu received her BA in Visual Arts from Columbia University in New York. She has performed devised theatre piece Of the Cut at Young Vic, and exhibited her paintings at Tate Modern.

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