This autumn's Tate exhibition of works by Paul Kee will see the gallery team up with corporate giant Ernst and Young (EY) as part of a new three-year partnership.

The company, which recently underwent a re-branding, will become one of the Tate's largest corporate sponsors alongside brands such as BP, BMW and Bloomberg.

No figures have been announced for the deal, however it has been revealed that the deal will be EY's largest with a single arts organisation, starting with the Klee exhibition in October.

EY's involvement will help the Tate, which has four galleries attracting more than seven million visitors a year, realise three major Autumn exhibitions over the next three years.

EY's previous sponsorship deals include Matisse Picasso at the Tate Modern in 2001 and Turner's Britain at Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery in 2004.

The company is also a sponsor for the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games.