Artist Products

Set of 4 bone china mugs in a presentation box.

Hand wash only

Louise Bourgeois was a renowned French-American artist and sculptor, best known for her contributions to both modern and contemporary art, and for her spider structures, entitled Maman one of which was on show for the opening of Tate Modern in 2000.

Pink ‘floating pen’ featuring Yayoi Kusama’s iconic Love Forever image. As the angle of the pen changes the Love Forever logo floats up and down it.

Retractable, fine ball point pen with metal clip. Writes in black ink.

‘Floating pen’ featuring an image of Yayoi Kusama. As the angle of the pen changes the Yayoi Kusama floats up and down it. Incudes a presentation box.

Retractable, fine ball point pen with metal clip. Writes in black ink.

‘Floating pen’ featuring Yayoi Kusama’s iconic Dancing Pumpkin image. As the angle of the pen changes the Dancing Pumpkin logo floats up and down it. Incudes a presentation box.
Retractable, fine ball point pen with metal clip. Writes in black ink.

White ‘floating pen’ featuring Yayoi Kusama’s iconic Love Forever image. As the angle of the pen changes the Love Forever logo floats up and down it.

Retractable, fine ball point pen with metal clip. Writes in black ink.

Fantastic soft sculpture designed by one of Japan's most renowned contemporary artists.

Featuring the hallucination-inspired spots frequent in many of her works, Yayoi Kusama's famous pumpkin sculptures have been described as alter-egos of the colourful and obsessive artist.

Silk screen-printed nylon sculpture pillow measures 55cm across for the large and 24cm across for the smaller edition.

Fantastic soft sculpture pillow designed by one of Japan's most renowned contemporary artists.

Recognised the world over, Yayoi Kusama's beautiful expanses of red and white spots are iconic in their own right. Described by her as "infinity nets", they have appeared in numerous installations, both outdoors in nature and inside galleries worldwide and are said to be inspired by the hallucinations she has experienced since childhood. As she says of the spots, they are "round, soft, colorful, senseless and unknowing".

Silk screen-printed, artificial leather sculpture pillow measures 50cm long.

These salt and pepper shakers have been produced in a limited edition of just 2500.

Each shaker is 8cm tall.Marcel Dzama was born in 1974 in Winnipeg, Canada, and works in New York. Since graduating in 1997, Dzama has had numerous critically acclaimed solo shows in New York, London, Paris, Barcelona, Stockholm, Los Angeles, Dusseldorf and Milan.

Robert Indiana's iconic Love artwork recreated in miniature! Made from brushed aluminum, and measuring 3" x 3" x 1.5", the desktop replica comes boxed with information about the artist and the original artwork.

İ2012 Morgan Art Foundation / Artists Rights Society, NY

Robert Indiana's iconic Love artwork recreated in miniature! Made from brushed aluminum, and measuring 3" x 3" x 1.5", the desktop replica comes boxed with information about the artist and the original artwork.

İ2012 Morgan Art Foundation / Artists Rights Society, NY

Robert Indiana's iconic Love artwork recreated in miniature! Made from brushed aluminum, and measuring 3" x 3" x 1.5", the desktop replica comes boxed with information about the artist and the original artwork.

İ2012 Morgan Art Foundation / Artists Rights Society, NY

Wear a little love with this beautiful silver-plated lapel pin featuring LOVE, by Robert Indiana.

Measures 1" x 1"

İ2012 Morgan Art Foundation / Artists Rights Society, NY

Wear a little love with this beautiful silver-plated lapel pin featuring LOVE, by Robert Indiana.

Measures 1" x 1"

İ2012 Morgan Art Foundation / Artists Rights Society, NY

Quirky and unique embossed metal wall plates designed by Australian artist and poet, Richard Tipping.

Each one is a minature version of his 'Roadsigned' series which he started in 1979 after boldly (and illegally) altering an "Airport" sign in Adelaide. Since then, his signs have grown immensely in popularity for their seeming simplicity and thought- provoking humour.

Here is what the artist has to say about his signs:
"These are poetic interventions in the public language of the street, interruptions to the expected, playing with the obvious to reach levels more metaphorical. By physically altering existing signage, and by inventing new signage using the standard design formats as a template, fresh meanings can be generated through surprise, making small shifts in the expected to create catalysts for thought."

Available signs inlcude:
3 HOUR BARKING: 8AM - 5.30PM MON TO FRI, 8AM - 12 NOON SAT
GO
NOTICE: THANK YOU FOR NOTICING THIS NEW NOTICE. YOUR NOTICING IT HAS BEEN NOTED AND WILL BE REPORTED TO THE AUTORITIES.
WRONG DAY - GO BACK
NO UNDERSTANDING AT ANY TIME

Quirky and unique embossed metal wall plates designed by Australian artist and poet, Richard Tipping.

Each one is a minature version of his 'Roadsigned' series which he started in 1979 after boldly (and illegally) altering an "Airport" sign in Adelaide. Since then, his signs have grown immensely in popularity for their seeming simplicity and thought- provoking humour.

Here is what the artist has to say about his signs:
"These are poetic interventions in the public language of the street, interruptions to the expected, playing with the obvious to reach levels more metaphorical. By physically altering existing signage, and by inventing new signage using the standard design formats as a template, fresh meanings can be generated through surprise, making small shifts in the expected to create catalysts for thought."

Available signs inlcude:
3 HOUR BARKING: 8AM - 5.30PM MON TO FRI, 8AM - 12 NOON SAT
GO
NOTICE: THANK YOU FOR NOTICING THIS NEW NOTICE. YOUR NOTICING IT HAS BEEN NOTED AND WILL BE REPORTED TO THE AUTORITIES.
WRONG DAY - GO BACK
NO UNDERSTANDING AT ANY TIME

Quirky and unique embossed metal wall plates designed by Australian artist and poet, Richard Tipping.

Each one is a minature version of his 'Roadsigned' series which he started in 1979 after boldly (and illegally) altering an "Airport" sign in Adelaide. Since then, his signs have grown immensely in popularity for their seeming simplicity and thought-provoking humour.

Here is what the artist has to say about his signs:
"These are poetic interventions in the public language of the street, interruptions to the expected, playing with the obvious to reach levels more metaphorical. By physically altering existing signage, and by inventing new signage using the standard design formats as a template, fresh meanings can be generated through surprise, making small shifts in the expected to create catalysts for thought."

Available signs inlcude:
3 HOUR BARKING: 8AM - 5.30PM MON TO FRI, 8AM - 12 NOON SAT
GO
NOTICE: THANK YOU FOR NOTICING THIS NEW NOTICE. YOUR NOTICING IT HAS BEEN NOTED AND WILL BE REPORTED TO THE AUTORITIES.
WRONG DAY - GO BACK
NO UNDERSTANDING AT ANY TIME

Quirky and unique embossed metal wall plates designed by Australian artist and poet, Richard Tipping.

Each one is a minature version of his 'Roadsigned' series which he started in 1979 after boldly (and illegally) altering an "Airport" sign in Adelaide. Since then, his signs have grown immensely in popularity for their seeming simplicity and thought- provoking humour.

Here is what the artist has to say about his signs:
"These are poetic interventions in the public language of the street, interruptions to the expected, playing with the obvious to reach levels more metaphorical. By physically altering existing signage, and by inventing new signage using the standard design formats as a template, fresh meanings can be generated through surprise, making small shifts in the expected to create catalysts for thought."

Available signs inlcude:
3 HOUR BARKING: 8AM - 5.30PM MON TO FRI, 8AM - 12 NOON SAT
GO
NOTICE: THANK YOU FOR NOTICING THIS NEW NOTICE. YOUR NOTICING IT HAS BEEN NOTED AND WILL BE REPORTED TO THE AUTORITIES.
WRONG DAY - GO BACK
NO UNDERSTANDING AT ANY TIME

Quirky and unique embossed metal wall plates designed by Australian artist and poet, Richard Tipping.

Each one is a minature version of his 'Roadsigned' series which he started in 1979 after boldly (and illegally) altering an "Airport" sign in Adelaide. Since then, his signs have grown immensely in popularity for their seeming simplicity and thought- provoking humour.

Here is what the artist has to say about his signs:
"These are poetic interventions in the public language of the street, interruptions to the expected, playing with the obvious to reach levels more metaphorical. By physically altering existing signage, and by inventing new signage using the standard design formats as a template, fresh meanings can be generated through surprise, making small shifts in the expected to create catalysts for thought."

Available signs inlcude:
3 HOUR BARKING: 8AM - 5.30PM MON TO FRI, 8AM - 12 NOON SAT
GO
NOTICE: THANK YOU FOR NOTICING THIS NEW NOTICE. YOUR NOTICING IT HAS BEEN NOTED AND WILL BE REPORTED TO THE AUTORITIES.
WRONG DAY - GO BACK
NO UNDERSTANDING AT ANY TIME

A limited edition 100% linen tea towel by Martin Parr.

Edition of 1000

Martin Parr is a British documentary photographer and photojournalist. His work is known for taking a critical look at modern every day life, specifically consumerism, foreign travel and tourism, family and relationships, and food. Parr's approach to documentary photography is intimate and often satirical.

In celebration of Howard Hodgkin's exhibition at Tate Britain, designer Kit Grover worked closely with the artist to make this very special range of products exclusively for Tate.

This gilt-edged notebook is wrapped in a unique fashion with a detail from Howard Hodgkin's After Visiting David Hockney.

Produced exclusively for Tate by Chris Ofili, this limited edition of 500 features a new work of art entitled Siesta of the Soul. Printed using a digital pigment print on thick Somerset 300gsm photo paper, the print has no white border and is sent out flat packed.

Individually signed and numbered by the artist.

The print has been made for individual purchase and sales are limited to a maximum of 3 per person.

A limited edition ceramic plate designed by Martin Parr.

Edition of 500, each one comes in a gift box.

Martin Parr is a British documentary photographer and photojournalist. His work is known for taking a critical look at modern every day life, specifically consumerism, foreign travel and tourism, family and relationships, and food. Parr's approach to documentary photography is intimate and often satirical.

23cm diameter.

Designed by Richard Wentworth for Tate these 2ND thoughts rubbers come in clear plastic case. The rubbers are made up of four colours each with a thought in words on the rubber.

These delightful wooden alphabet blocks have been created exclusively for Tate by London-based artist Bob and Roberta Smith. Each set contains 16 colourful blocks in a wooden box with clear lid. 96 facings are included with letters, numbers and punctuation '&?!'.

'If i had had theese wooden bloks wen I was child then I wood have been abel 2 spel beter'
Bob and Roberta Smith

Use these decorative building blocks to create Bob and Roberta Smith's mantra: 'Make Art, Not War' or rearrange to make your own unique statement. Some anagrams of the mantra are listed below but there are many more..
A Watermark Not
A Tater Workman
Karate Ant Worm
Karma Treat Now

This is an open edition artist product. Not intended as a children's toy. Non Toxic.

Made using FSC mixed sources, product group from well - managed forests, controlled sources and recycle wood or fibre.
Dimensions 29 x 40 mm

The 'Meniscus' glass offers us the ability to measure our pleasure: by oral temperament, liquid time elapsed, sips, mouthfuls and gulps. Richard Wentworth says, "I like the way we say 'I'll be with you as soon as I finish my drink'".

Sold individually.

Large enamel badge designed for Tate by the Turner Prize nominated artist Mark Titchner.

Titchner's work is often about perception and communication and found text is a constant ingredient in his work as these exclusive products illustrate.

9.4cm diameter

This limited edition of 1000 teatowels has been designed by Tom Polo.

100%linen
Hand wash only
Tom Polo is a visual artist living and working in Sydney, Australia. His recent practice uses text, humour and extensions of portraiture to engage with anxieties about the human condition. Through painting, performance and installation Polo explores contemporary society's inherent desire for success and hints at our ever present failings.

The acclaimed designer Maria Holmer Dahlgren has created this exclusive limited edition print just for Tate.

Screen printed.
Edition of 50
Each has been individually hand signed and numbered by the artist.

A limited edition of 500 giclee Peter Doig print featuring two faces and a guitar.

Signed and numbered by the artist in pencil.

The print has been made available by Schrin Kunsthalle Gallery in Franfurt for individual purchase and sale is limited to a maximum of 3 per person.

Designed exclusively for Tate using words and phrases from his own work, John Baldessari's magnetic poetry kit finds fun in conceptual art. Simply snap apart the pre-cut pieces and attach to any metal surface to create your own poems.