Tate Modern - The Genesis Exhibition: Do Ho Suh Walk the House Tickets
Overview
Highlights
- Step into Do Ho Suh’s world at Tate Modern, where fabric installations explore home, identity, and memory across three decades of his work.
- This exhibition goes beyond art viewing and allows interaction with the exhibits, including allowing you to “walk through” the exhibits.
- Wander through life-sized textile replicas of homes in Seoul, New York, and London, alongside sculptures, videos, and delicate works on paper.
- Explore floating staircases—Staircase III—and translucent corridors in a curated setting designed to mirror Suh’s personal journey through space and belonging.
Inclusions
- Entry to Tate Modern
- Access to The Genesis Exhibition: Do Ho Suh: Walk the House (from May 1 to Oct 19, 2025)
Exclusions
- Access to other paid exhibitions
- Audio guide (available for purchase)
Cancellation Policy
Tickets for this activity are non-refundable. If you are not satisfied with your experience, please contact us to cancel your booking.
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Your Experience
Your experience
Step into Do Ho Suh’s immersive world at Tate Modern and explore three decades of art that redefines home, memory, and identity.
Getting started
Arrive at Tate Modern and head to the designated exhibition entrance for Do Ho Suh: Walk The House. Present your ticket for direct access—no need to queue at the general entrance. Security checks may apply, and ID may be required for verification.
What to expect
The Genesis Exhibition: Do Ho Suh: Walk The House
This landmark exhibition traces the creative journey of Korean-born, London-based artist Do Ho Suh. Known for his translucent, life-sized fabric reconstructions of domestic spaces, Suh’s work blends architecture, memory, and emotion. The exhibition offers a reflective walk through the artist’s former homes in Seoul, New York, and London.
Features:
- Reconstructed homes: Walk through full-scale fabric replicas of Suh’s past and current homes.
- Drawings: View early installations and delicate works on paper that explore identity and displacement.
- Sculptures and new art: Discover sculptures that reinterpret traditional monuments and new, site-specific works created for this Tate Modern show.
- Must-see: Don’t miss Staircase-III, a striking red textile staircase suspended in mid-air.
Wrapping up
You’ll exit back into Tate Modern’s public spaces, where you can continue exploring the museum’s free collections or relax at the riverside café.
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