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Tate Modern: Leigh Bowery! Exhibition Tickets

Duration
Duration

2 hours

Guided tour
Guided tour

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Step into the provocative world of Leigh Bowery at Tate Modern with timed entry to a bold exhibition celebrating his art, fashion, and performances.

This ticket offers a focused, immersive dive into Bowery’s daring legacy of grotesque looks and queer performances—all in one single space.

Enjoy curated exhibits with guaranteed entry to Bowery’s theatrical universe, like his photo-work Ruined Clothes and song, Useless Man.

Explore striking costumes, rare photos, films like Hail the New Puritan and Because We Must, and Freud’s portraits, showcasing Bowery’s radical persona.

Entry to Tate Modern

Access to the Leigh Bowery! exhibition (until Aug 31, 2025)

Access to other paid exhibitions

Food and drink

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Step into the bold, boundary-pushing world of Leigh Bowery with a dedicated exhibition ticket that guarantees entry and a focused, immersive experience.

Getting started

Arrive at the Natalie Bell Building at Tate Modern and head straight to the entrance for the Leigh Bowery! exhibition. Present your pre-booked ticket for direct access—no need to queue for general admission. Standard security checks and bag screening apply.

What to expect

Leigh Bowery! Exhibition

This ticket grants access to a specially curated retrospective of Leigh Bowery (1961–1994), an iconic figure in London’s 1980s–1990s club and art scene. Known for his radical performances, flamboyant costumes, and collaborations with artists like Lucian Freud and Michael Clark, Bowery challenged conventions of identity, gender, and beauty.

Features:

  • Costumes: View Bowery’s iconic 'Looks' and extravagant costumes, many recreated for this exhibit.

  • Photographs: Explore photographic series by Fergus Greer and Nick Knight documenting Bowery’s transformations.

  • Videos: Watch film excerpts by John Maybury capturing Bowery’s theatrical energy.

  • Paintings: See Lucian Freud’s striking portrait Leigh Bowery (1991), painted during their collaboration.

  • Other displays: Discover themed displays that blend fashion, performance, and visual art in a multi-sensory format.

  • Meals: Enjoy exhibition-themed food and drink at Tate’s cafes, including specialty cocktails and a curated lunch menu at your own expense.

Wrapping up

The exhibition ends inside the Natalie Bell Building, offering direct access to Tate Modern’s free galleries or the riverside for further exploration.

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