vaundy Composes Theme Song for Landmark Tate Museum Exhibition in Tokyo
A new song by acclaimed multi-artist Vaundy will serve as the official theme for “Tate Museum – YBA & BEYOND 90s British art that Changed the World,” a major exhibition set to open at the National Art Center, Tokyo, on Wednesday, February 11, 2026. The exhibition promises a deep dive into the revolutionary art scene of 1990s Britain, showcasing approximately 100 works from roughly 60 artists drawn from the extensive collection of the Tate Museum.
A preview of the exhibition’s atmosphere is now available through a newly released SPOT video, wich features a snippet of Vaundy’s composition. the song, titled “Singularity,” was specifically created to introduce the exhibition, bridging the cultural landscape of 1990s Britain – its music, subculture, and fashion – with contemporary sensibilities.
Vaundy’s connection to the art world is well-established, having previously delivered a singing performance at London’s Tate Modern in 2025. According to a statement released by the exhibition organizers, the artist’s ongoing engagement with london, including performances at the old Royal Naval College and recording sessions at Abbey Road Studios, informed the creation of “Singularity.” The song aims to capture the energy of 1990s Britain through Vaundy’s distinctive sound.
“Singularity” is described as a celebration of creation itself, transcending time and place. “Traveling to singularity through manufacturing,” Vaundy explained in a personal statement, suggesting the song’s conceptual core.”I think the song is suitable for that title.”
The exhibition’s visual identity also draws inspiration from the era, with the jacket photo for the song featuring a work by Michael Craig-Martin, a pivotal figure in 1990s British art and a mentor to many emerging artists. Asuka Saito will lend her voice as the narrator for the SPOT video.
The full song, “Singularity,” will be released on February 11, 2026, coinciding with the exhibition’s opening. The exhibition is expected to draw important attention,offering a comprehensive look at a period of immense innovation and influence in the art world.
More information about Vaundy can be found on his official website: https://vaundy.jp/.
Why: The National Art center,Tokyo,is hosting a major exhibition,”Tate Museum – YBA & BEYOND 90s British Art that Changed the World,” to showcase the influential art scene of 1990s Britain. The exhibition aims to provide a comprehensive look at the period’s innovation and impact.
Who: The key players are multi-artist Vaundy, who composed the theme song “Singularity” for the exhibition; the Tate Museum, providing the artwork; Michael Craig-Martin, whose work is featured on the song’s jacket; and Asuka Saito, who narrates the SPOT video.
What: The exhibition will feature approximately 100 works from roughly 60 artists of the 1990s British art scene,notably focusing on the Young British Artists (YBA) movement. Vaundy created a song, “Singularity,” to accompany and introduce the exhibition.
How: Vaundy, already connected to the art world through a performance at the Tate Modern, drew inspiration from his experiences in London – performances and recording sessions – to create “Singularity.” The song and exhibition will both launch on February 11,2026. The exhibition will end after an unspecified period, allowing the public to experience the art and Vaundy’s musical interpretation
