“The Rex Whistler mural presents a unique challenge,” Alex Farquharson said in a statement. “The mural is part of our institutional and cultural history and we must take responsibility for ...

On the walls, in semi-darkness, is Rex Whistler’s mural The Expedition in Pursuit of Rare Meats, completed in 1927 and depicting a hunting party on a fantastical quest.

The committee noted the mural, 'is a work of art in the care of trustees and should not be altered or removed'. The Tate said today that it's new plan for the Rex Whistler room was developed ...

But Whistler’s mural, which is painted directly onto the museum walls, is protected under British heritage laws, meaning Tate Britain could not easily remove or alter it, ...

Whistler’s funny fresco will make the Tate Gallery’s crumpets and London buns even more assimilable,” Lord D’Abernon, Tate’s chairman of trustees, said in a speech at the mural’s ...

The mural, which was commissioned by the Tate’s director in 1927 and completed by the artist Rex Whistler, presents a visual narrative, part of which depicts Black children being pursued ...

The mural, entitled The Expedition in Pursuit of Rare Meats, is Whistler’s largest artwork, painted when the artist was just 21. But the racist passages create disturbing problems.

Guests dining at the Tate Britain’s luxurious Rex Whistler restaurant have been clinking china and enjoying amuse-bouches for years alongside a massive mural that depicts child slavery. But now ...