Visitors on the steps of the Tate Gallery, Millbank c.1930. Courtesy of Museum of London.

New neighbours? Foxes outside the offices at Tate Britain earlier this eve!

Who is escaping in this work, The Escape Ladder (1940) by Miró? What story does it tell to you? #mirótate

MoMA / Scala, Florence © Successió Miró / ADAGP, Paris and DACS, London 2011

Please RT - Release Ai Weiwei http://bit.ly/tateaww #tateaww #aiww

James Stirling (Firm). Florey Building, The Queen’s College, Oxford: axonometric, 1966–71.

They look like this #Mirótate

And he's off. He's often around, but where does he come from? Where does he go? (Is he yours?) #museumpics #tatecat

Spotted! A quick dash through the car park to check on things. #museumpics

The mysterious visitor emerges in front of the Tate administrative buildings... #museumpics

#TateCaption Tug of War used to be an Olympic sport! Tweet a caption for this slightly more informal match... 'Tug of War' (1877) by Randolph Caldecott

Caption time! What are these two jolly ladies saying to each other in Spring Days (1928) by Henry Tonks?

Caption Time! Imagine spotting this work in your local supermarket . . . #tatecaption

..he even kept an advert for a ladder! Joan #Miro: The Ladder of Escape opens 14 April http://bit.ly/hmAF44

in fact..the idea of the ladder occurs in many #Miro works, so it's exciting to see them on his studio walls

BEHIND THE SCENES PICS of Miro's studio from when we visited @FPJMaMallorca in preparation for #Miro exhib!

Caption time! Let your imagination run wild on Gabriel Orozco's La DS (1993)... who drives a car like this?!