Tracey Emin's 40-year artistic journey is set to be celebrated in a major exhibition at Tate Modern, and for one special audience, it will come with a unique twist. A 2-for-1 ticket offer has been made available exclusively to readers of The Guardian, allowing them to take advantage of the £20 full-price ticket price.
The show, titled 'A Second Life', promises to be an unmissable event, featuring career-defining works alongside pieces that have never been exhibited before. Emin's practice spans a wide range of mediums, including painting, video, textiles, neon lights, writings, sculpture, and installation. Her use of the female body as a symbol for exploring emotions such as passion, pain, and healing is sure to be both thought-provoking and visually striking.
The exhibition opens on Friday 27 February, and with the exclusive ticket offer, readers can experience Emin's work up close without breaking the bank. To take advantage of this deal, simply enter the code GUARDIAN241 when booking tickets online or by calling 020 7887 8888, quoting 'GUARDIAN241'. The offer is available on full-price tickets only and is valid until Thursday 26 February.
The show, titled 'A Second Life', promises to be an unmissable event, featuring career-defining works alongside pieces that have never been exhibited before. Emin's practice spans a wide range of mediums, including painting, video, textiles, neon lights, writings, sculpture, and installation. Her use of the female body as a symbol for exploring emotions such as passion, pain, and healing is sure to be both thought-provoking and visually striking.
The exhibition opens on Friday 27 February, and with the exclusive ticket offer, readers can experience Emin's work up close without breaking the bank. To take advantage of this deal, simply enter the code GUARDIAN241 when booking tickets online or by calling 020 7887 8888, quoting 'GUARDIAN241'. The offer is available on full-price tickets only and is valid until Thursday 26 February.
The fact that they're offering a 2-for-1 ticket deal for Guardian readers is pure gold 
. It's amazing how her art has evolved over the years, and it'll be so cool to see some of her lesser-known pieces up close 
. I've always loved her use of bold colors and textures in her sculptures... *sketches a quick diagram of Emin's work* 
. Her use of neon lights and textiles adds this whole other dimension to her pieces 
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. Her most popular piece, 'My Bed', has been viewed over 40 million times online 
. And can you believe she's only getting more popular with time? The Tate Modern exhibition is gonna be HUGE 
, I'm thinking at least 200k+ attendees. That's like the whole of the London art scene showing up! 
we should totally plan a day trip from London! 
can't wait to see what kind of pieces are gonna be on display. think it'll be really interesting to see all these different mediums she's worked in throughout her career 
First of all, let's talk about the ticket price - £20 for a major exhibition like this? That sounds way too good to be true, if you ask me. It's almost like they're trying to make it accessible to everyone... or are they? Maybe they're just fishing for data on their readership 
, you know, so they can target them with future ads and stuff.
. What if it's all just a smokescreen for something bigger?
. It's too convenient that this offer is only available to The Guardian readers... are they trying to create some kind of loyalty program or something? 
! I've always been fascinated by her raw, emotional honesty in her art, and I know my kids would love the installations too... but what really gets me is how relatable her pieces are to us parents trying to navigate our own emotions 
... plus, the 2-for-1 ticket deal is such a great value 
. Still, if you're gonna give me a 2-for-1 deal, I'm not complaining! Just need to know why it's exclusive to The Guardian readers and how many more people are getting the same perk 
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And the fact that they're offering a 2-for-1 ticket deal to The Guardian readers is just, like, the best thing ever! 
It's gonna be so cool to see her work up close without having to shell out £40. I'm totes down for this, can't wait to check it out on Feb 27th 
Tracey Emin's art has always been so emotionally raw and I love how she explores the complexities of human emotions through her work. A 2-for-1 ticket offer for Guardian readers is a total game-changer! 
Her work has always been so raw and honest, you know? It's like she's speaking straight from her soul 
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u should totes check it out when it opens on friday 27 feb!
I've been following her art journey for ages & it's insane how much evolution she's gone through! 
. I'm definitely taking advantage of this deal & getting my fam to join me too! 
The exhibition opening on Feb 27 can't come soon enough 
. Anyone else hyped?! 
. I mean, who wouldn't want to see her iconic works up close without paying top dollar? 
We've always loved Emin's use of light in her installations... it's like she's speaking straight to your soul. 
Can't wait to see what they have planned for this exhibition, and I'm sure it'll be a wild ride! 
. The fact that they're offering a 2-for-1 ticket deal for Guardian readers is super cool too 
. I've heard some of her pieces are super old school neon lights, I'm fascinated by that sort of thing