Lynette Yiadom-Boakye: Fly In League With the Night at Tate Britain Photo: Tate (Seraphina Neville)
The acclaimed exhibition of works by the British artist Lynette Yiadom-Boakye closes at Tate Britain this week (until 31 May) after a run punctuated by Covid-related delays. However, the mid-career survey will be coming back. “It will return to Tate Britain 2022-23 after its international tour,” a spokesman says.
The show is due to travel to Stockholm’s Moderna Museet (3 July-19 September); K20 in Düsseldorf (16 October-13 February 2022); and Mudam in Luxembourg (dates to be announced).
The show opened in London last December after being delayed twice due to coronavirus lockdowns. Tate Britain closed again on 15 December after London was put under Tier 3 lockdown restrictions. Museums and galleries re-opened on 17 May, leaving the show with only two weeks left to run (some time slots are available later this week at Tate Britain).