Christian artist accuses gallery of religious discrimination

Tate Modern has been accused of religious discrimination and institutional anti-Christian bias in its commissioning procedures, by an artist who is taking the gallery to an employment tribunal next month.

Anthony Padgett claims the gallery has rejected his proposals on several occasions because of his beliefs - he is a Unitarian Christian - and the positive religious content of his work. He says they are contravening employment, equality, religion and beliefs regulations from 2003. The Guar... (1 more words)

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