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Tate is a family of free art galleries with a range of artworks on display. This includes paintings, sculpture, drawing and photography. We aim to provide a welcoming and safe space for social care, and encourage people to play and learn about themselves through art. Like social work, we believe art helps us explore different feelings and viewpoints, and connect with others. Visiting new spaces can be valuable for young people and adults. We believe that galleries and museums can encourage a new dynamic between social workers and their clients. Exploring the galleries can strengthen relationships and be an opportunity to discover the space, art and stories within the art, together. For some people, stepping over the threshold of a museum or gallery may seem a daunting prospect. We have worked with sound artist Hannah Kemp-Welch and animator Jenny Jokela to share some thoughts, which we hope will make you feel welcome: Narrated by Khalil Madovi. These activities are designed to be used

Visiting tips for social care professionals Resources Plan your visit Other resources Tate is a family of free art galleries with a range of artworks on display. This includes paintings, sculpture, drawing and photography. We aim to provide a welcoming and safe space for social care, and encourage people to play and learn about themselves through art. Like social work, we believe art helps us explore different feelings and viewpoints, and connect with others. Visiting new spaces can be valuable for young people and adults. We believe that galleries and museums can encourage a new dynamic betwe

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