Artist Tyreis Holder joins Tate St Ives this September, turning Foyle Studio into a multi-sensory textile installation shaped by Black Caribbean roots

This September, artist Tyreis Holder joins Tate St Ives as its Teylu Visiting Artist, transforming the Foyle Studio into an immersive space for collaboration and co-creation. Inspired by textiles, community and Black Caribbean British heritage, Holder invites visitors to contribute to a multi-sensory textile installation shaped by the five senses, bringing together fabric, sound, scent and exchange in an environment rooted in ancestral healing, ritual, rest and inclusivity.

30 Sep – 3 October: Free with admission drop in workshop with artist.

4 October: £1 Family Day workshop with artist.

5-11 October: Exhibition of co-created works open to visitors, free with admission.