Political or personal? The latest work by Tracey Emin has been installed at St Pancras station | BBC London

#OnView: At Tate Modern (@tate), ‘A Second Life’ brings together the most comprehensive survey yet of Dame Tracey Emin’s (@traceyeminstudio) four-decade career, assembling more than 90 works across installation, painting, neon, video, textile, and sculpture. From her confessional 1990s works, including ‘My Bed’ and ‘Why I Never Became a Dancer’, to newly unveiled paintings and bronzes, the exhibition tracks how experiences ranging from her Margate childhood to trauma, addiction, illness, and can

#Merteş ❤️ — ¿Qué sentiste cuando viste a İlsu? ¿Y tú cuando viste a Emin? O sea, ¿hubo química desde el primer momento? (Adivinar lo que dice el otro) İlsu: Mirarse. Emin: ¿Lentejas? İlsu: Mirarse. Emin: ¿Arrepentimiento? İlsu: Mirarse… — Los dos nacieron el mismo día. İlsu: Sí. — No puedo creerlo. — ¿En qué es lo primero que te fijas del sexo opuesto? Emin: En los ojos. İlsu: Para impresionar basta con una mirada; incluso una mirada normal creo que es suficiente. — Wow. — ¿Tienes pareja? Emin:

"I'd never realised how much I wanted to live until I thought I was going to die." - Artist Tracey Emin has said her cancer has "gone" after a series of major surgeries. But she tells #Newsnight she’s still using her "willpower to stay alive" 👇 READ: https://bbc.in/2QlBygf WATCH: https://bbc.in/3abaRSH | BBC Newsnight

Love making, recovery, and intimacy, all combine in a vessel, open and tender. A rare chance to see all of the elements that make up Tracey Emin’s iconic 1998 work, ‘My Bed’, with Harry Weller (Creative Director, Tracey Emin Studio). Experience the artwork in our upcoming Tate Modern exhibition, opening next week. https://www.tate.org.uk/whats-on/tate-modern/tracey-emin TRACEY EMIN: A SECOND LIFE 🗓️ Opens Friday 27 February 📍 Tate Modern 🎟️ Members go free | Tate

“There's a sense of tenderness about the human condition” Tracey Emin's vulnerability, displayed in works like Everyone I Have Ever Slept With 1963–1995, is explored in #ArtThatMadeUs tonight at 9pm. Watch on BBC Two or stream on BBC iPlayer now: https://bbc.in/3yJVMo8 | BBC Arts