© Tate Modern
Julio Le Parc
11 June 2026 — 3 May 2027
Coming SoonBorn in Argentina in 1928, Le Parc settled in 1960s Paris at the height of radical innovation — his kinetic sculptures using mirrored light draw viewers in playfully, while his politically engaged paintings reveal a practice as much about social transformation as optical sensation.
From Tate Modern
Discover the joyful work of Argentinian-born Julio Le Parc, a leading figure in contemporary art Colourful and seductive, this immersive exhibition celebrates the visionary work of Julio Le Parc. Featuring his iconic interactive installations, striking sculptures, and large-scale op art paintings, the show spans an extraordinary career from the 1950s to the 2010s. Best known for his pioneering kinetic sculptures, which use light, movement and mirrored surfaces to playfully draw in the viewer,...
Read more at Tate Modern →About the Artist
Julio Le Parc
Argentine · b. 1928
Painting, Installation
A pioneer of kinetic and Op Art, Le Parc uses light, movement, and viewer participation to transform art into a perceptual game — one that challenges both aesthetic convention and political authority.
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Tuesday10am–6pm
Wednesday10am–6pm
Thursday10am–6pm
Friday10am–9pm
Saturday ·10am–9pm
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© Tate Modern
Julio Le Parc
11 June 2026 — 3 May 2027
Coming SoonBorn in Argentina in 1928, Le Parc settled in 1960s Paris at the height of radical innovation — his kinetic sculptures using mirrored light draw viewers in playfully, while his politically engaged paintings reveal a practice as much about social transformation as optical sensation.
From Tate Modern
Discover the joyful work of Argentinian-born Julio Le Parc, a leading figure in contemporary art Colourful and seductive, this immersive exhibition celebrates the visionary work of Julio Le Parc. Featuring his iconic interactive installations, striking sculptures, and large-scale op art paintings, the show spans an extraordinary career from the 1950s to the 2010s. Best known for his pioneering kinetic sculptures, which use light, movement and mirrored surfaces to playfully draw in the viewer,...
Read more at Tate Modern →About the Artist
Julio Le Parc
Argentine · b. 1928
Painting, Installation
A pioneer of kinetic and Op Art, Le Parc uses light, movement, and viewer participation to transform art into a perceptual game — one that challenges both aesthetic convention and political authority.
Critic Reviews
No reviews yet for this exhibition.
Visit
Bankside, London·View on artmap
Sunday10am–6pm
Monday10am–6pm
Tuesday10am–6pm
Wednesday10am–6pm
Thursday10am–6pm
Friday10am–9pm
Saturday ·10am–9pm