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Modern British Art 2024
Rarities. An Online Exhibition 19 Jul - 1 Sep 2024 We are pleased to present this summer selection of 20th Century British works. The focus is on rarities. These include previously unrecorded photographs by John Deakin, a rare 1960s Derrick Greaves, one of Kossoff’s largest and most powerful portrait works on paper, historically important works by Eduardo Paolozzi and Nigel... Read more -
EDWARD MIDDLEDITCH
Abstract Landscape 3 Apr - 3 May 2024 One of the leading Modern British Artists of the last fifty years, Edward Middleditch first gained prominence in the mid 1950s as a `kitchen-sink' painter, along with John Bratby, Derrick Greaves and Jack Smith. Although celebrated for their bold, matter of fact presentation of prosaic subjects that were often urban... Read more -
Robert Medley. Figuring it Out
18 Mar - 30 Apr 2024 In 1971 Bryan Robertson, the celebrated director of the Whitechapel Art Gallery, wrote that Robert Medley stood alongside Henry Moore, Ben Nicholson, Graham Sutherland, Francis Bacon and Edward Burra as 'one of the most gifted and independent artists of an older generation'. However, despite such powerful supporters, in his lifetime... Read more -
William Gear. Modernist
13 Feb - 7 Apr 2024 William Gear was one of Britain’s greatest abstract painters of the twentieth century. Born in Scotland, he was notable for his engagement with European Modernism and the way his work helped to internationalise contemporary British art. Gear's European travel in the 1930s had a major impact on his work, especially... Read more -
Nigel Henderson. Coronation Street Parties (1953)
Rare Vintage Photographs 25 Apr - 13 May 2023 James Hyman Gallery is pleased to present an online exhibition of early works by Nigel Henderson that depict street parties in East London at the time of the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953. Photographed near the Henderson's home in Chisenhale Road in Bethnal Green these rare photographs -... Read more -
Modern British Art
1 Sep - 23 Dec 2022 Tony Bevan, Prunella Clough, John Davies, Derrick Greaves, Nigel Henderson, Leon Kossoff, Edward Middleditch, Peter Phillips, Paula Rego, Walter Richard Sickert, Jack Smith and Aubrey Williams. Read more -
Derrick Greaves. From Shangri La to the Walled Garden
A 95th Birthday Celebration 17 Jun - 26 Aug 2022 From Shangri-La to the Walled Garden includes paintings, watercolours and collages made during the last 15 years. The climax is a group of large-scale paintings made over the last two years that are an exhilarating assertion of the extraordinary inventive energy of this major figure in British Art. James Hyman... Read more -
The Countess of Castiglione. The Creation of a Legend
10 Jun - 26 Aug 2022 This major solo exhibition includes over fifty rare portraits of the Countess from the 1850s to the 1890s. Directed and staged by the Countess, herself, and created in collaboration with the studio photographer Pierre-Louis Pierson, these “self-portraits” are some of the most extraordinary pictures in the history of photography, precursors... Read more -
Telling Stories
Picture Post and its Legacy 29 Mar - 10 Jun 2022 The exhibition presents some of the key photographers of Picture Post magazine as well as a curated selection of some later British photographers who built on this storytelling or documentary tradition. Visit The Viewing Room The exhibition includes loans as well as works for sale. VIEW WORKS Read more -
Modern British Art 2022
29 Mar - 31 May 2022 Read more -
Raymond Cauchetier: A Tribute
7 Dec 2021 - 7 Jan 2022 James Hyman Gallery is delighted to present for sale a small selection of famous images by the great French New Wave photographer Raymond Cauchetier. The gallery was proud to represent Cauchetier for many years until his death earlier this year at 100. This is an opportunity to acquire rare signed... Read more -
Peter de Francia. Disparates
A Centenary Tribute 22 Nov 2021 - 7 Jan 2022 In a fascinating essay and interview in the catalogue for Peter de Francia's 2006 solo exhibition at Tate Britain, Philip Dodd writes of 'the problem' of Peter de Francia's status as an unfashionable, even unclassifiable artist, often identified with a particular historical moment - the heavily politicised years of mid-twentieth... Read more -
Derrick Greaves. A Walk Through a Life
Recent Paintings and Collages 20 Sep - 30 Oct 2021 Something new has happened in the recent paintings and collages of Derrick Greaves. Made during an intense period of lock-down creativity during 2020 and 2021, these latest works are for the first time consciously self-referential. Three magisterial large scale canvases The Golden Tree, Early Blossom and Blossom (Two Trees) are... Read more -
Masterpieces of Twentieth-Century British Art
25 Mar - 25 May 2021 Michael Andrews Colony Room Mural is an icon of British cultural history by one of the most important British artists of the twentieth century. Painted on canvas, this picture was installed at the famous Colony Room Club in Soho for half a century until its closure in 2008. After cleaning... Read more -
Special Charity Fundraiser for The Trussell Trust
7 - 30 Dec 2020 The Trussell Trust supports a nationwide network of food banks to provide emergency food and support to people locked in poverty, and campaigns for change to end the need for food banks in the UK. James Hyman, Gallery Director, said: This year we have presented a series of online fundraising... Read more -
Tony Ray-Jones. Through a Looking Glass
19 Nov - 19 Dec 2020 Tony Ray-Jones (1941-1972) remains one of the most influential and best-loved British photographers of the last half century. Although he died very young and his photographic career spanned just over a decade, Ray-Jones produced a richly diverse body of work that celebrated the melodramatic nature of the human character- synthesizing... Read more -
Shirley Baker. A Different Age
6 Jun - 24 Jul 2020 The exhibition focuses on Shirley Baker's celebrated street scenes photographed around Manchester and Salford and explores her depiction of older adults. Nan Levy, Shirley Baker's daughter, who has curated the show with James Hyman, explains: 'Having been in lockdown for the past weeks and only just being allowed out, it... Read more -
Derrick Greaves. Blossom
16 May - 16 Jul 2020 It is April 10th. Early morning. Time for our daily walk. We have been in quarantine after a family member caught the coronavirus and depressed after a young friend died of the virus. But now we are out again. Out in the garden and out on our neighbouring streets. The... Read more -
Special Fundraising Sale for the National Health Service
29 Mar - 29 May 2020 Unfortunately, NHS Hospital staff, on the front line in the treatment of patients with Covid-19, are still working without the proper PPE (personal protective equipment), and there remains a shortage of testing kits and ventilators. As everyone pulls together I have been thinking what I can do as an art... Read more -
Twentieth Century British Art
Annual exhibition of Modern British paintings, drawings and sculpture. 18 Jul - 18 Aug 2019 Read more -
Andre Kertesz - Linda McCartney
1 - 31 May 2019 Andre Kertesz was one of the greatest photographers in the history of the medium and a photographer greatly admired by Linda McCartney. Famed for his modernist photographs made in Paris in the 1920s and then in New York, Kertesz's works are tightly structured meditations on life in the modern metropolis.... Read more -
Derrick Greaves. Irises, Etc.
Recent Paintings and Watercolours 8 Dec 2018 - 25 Mar 2019 Now 91 and still working in his studio each day, Derrick Greaves is one of the most important British painters of the last seventy years. Greaves initially gained acclaim in the 1950s, when he represented Britain at the Venice Biennale along with the other 'Kitchen-Sink' painters with whom he was... Read more -
Linda McCartney Platinum Prints
20 Nov 2018 - 20 May 2019 In 2007 we staged the internationally acclaimed exhibition Linda McCartney Photographs, which attracted 40,000 visitors, an unprecedented number in the gallery's 20 year history of exhibitions. Now, for the first time in a decade, a selection of these pictures is available once more for collectors to acquire. Each platinum print... Read more -
Twentieth Century British Art 2018
Annual exhibition of Modern British paintings, drawings and sculpture. 18 - 27 Jan 2018 Read more -
Eduardo Paolozzi
Plasters 15 Feb - 31 Mar 2017 Robin Spencer, the authority on Paolozzi, wrote about Paolozzi's use of plaster: ''Paolozzi's approach, like that of Picasso and the Surrealists, often involved the use of found objects. His studio was filled with plaster casts of the objects that appealed to him - dolls, toys, machine parts etc. Sometimes these... Read more -
Colin Self
Hot Dogs 20 Jan - 20 Feb 2017 Read more -
Twentieth Century British Art 2017
Annual exhibition of Modern British paintings, drawings and sculpture. 7 Jan - 18 Feb 2017 Read more -
Spotlight on Shirley Baker
A Special Presentation for Paris Photo 9 - 13 Nov 2016 This special presentation focuses on vintage silver gelatin prints from the Estate of Shirley Baker and in particualrly looks at the diversity of her depiction of children in the streets of Manchester. Read more -
Twentieth Century British Art 2016
Annual exhibition of Modern British paintings, drawings and sculpture. 18 Jun - 18 Aug 2016 Read more -
William Gear
European Modernist 11 Jun - 31 Aug 2016 The exhibition presents the fascinating early works of one of the greatest British artists of the twentieth century, William Gear (1915-97). Born in Scotland, Gear was notable for his engagement with European Modernism. At a time when much English art was conservative and inward looking, William Gear stood out for... Read more -
Thinking Big
Large Scale Photographs from the Estate of Andre Kertesz 18 May - 30 Sep 2016 After the Second World War Kertesz began increasingly to return to his earlier works to print them at an enlarged size or to print new pictures at an unprecedented scale. The exhibition begins with Kertesz famous distortions, and enlarged prints made in the 1940s. It then presents as a key... Read more -
The Human Abstract
Tony Bevan, Bill Brandt, Harry Callahan, Dennis Creffield, Derrick Greaves, Zhang Huan, Andre Kertesz, Henry Moore, Andy Warhol 10 Feb - 4 Mar 2016 Building on this theme, a central aspect is inspired by Honore de Balzac's great short story, The Unknown Masterpiece (1831). Rather than seeing the story as a message about abstraction, The Human Abstract, seeks to reinsert the figurative aspect. In Balzac's tale, after ten years of labour, Frenhofer unveils his... Read more -
Derrick Greaves
The Psychiatrist's Cat and Other Recent Paintings 5 Nov - 18 Dec 2015 Derrick Greaves is one of the most important painters in Britain and is extensively represented in museum and public collections. Greaves initially gained acclaim in the 1950s, when he represented Britain at the Venice Biennale along with the other 'Kitchen-Sink' painters with whom he was initially associated: John Bratby, Edward... Read more -
Dennis Creffield
Paintings of Innocence and Experience 18 Sep - 30 Oct 2015 Dennis Creffield. Paintings of Innocence and Experience presents paintings spanning seven decades to trace the range of the artist's work from the 1940s, and his days in the classes of David Bomberg at the Borough Polytechnic, through to more recent paintings. This is a major opportunity to explore the diversity... Read more -
Twentieth Century British Art 2015
26 Jul - 26 Aug 2015 Read more -
Raymond Cauchetier's New Wave
17 Jun - 14 Aug 2015 One of the most influential and innovative film-set photographers of his day, Cauchetier - who still lives in the same Paris apartment in which he was born in 1920 - was for many years the unacknowledged genius behind some of the most iconic images of 1960s French cinema. Following a... Read more -
Spitting
Photographs by Andrew Bruce and Anna Fox 22 - 8 May 2015 One of the most popular television programmes of the 1980s and 1990s, watched by an audience of 15 million people at its peak, Spitting Image was a British satirical show featuring puppet caricatures of prominent celebrities of the time, including international politicians and the British Royal Family, among others. The... Read more -
Andre Kertesz in Europe
13 May - 13 Jun 2015 The exhibition - the first of its kind to focus on Kertesz's European work along - spans the photographer's whole career and features well-known images as well as several unknown photographs which have never before been exhibited or published. Born in Hungary in 1894, Kertesz was one of the most... Read more -
Edward Middleditch
The Pencil of Nature 7 - 30 Jan 2015 Focused on the artist's meticulous later works, the exhibition explores his painstaking and obsessive observation of nature. At the heart of the exhibition are meticulous drawings of fields of crops in which each leaf and stem is precisely detailed and delineated. Edward Middleditch established himself in the mid 1950s as... Read more -
Andy Sewell
'Something Like a Nest' 25 Sep - 6 Nov 2014 Read more -
The Male Gaze
Bill Brandt, Jacob Epstein, Lucian Freud, Henry Moore, Matthew Smith, Walter Sickert, Homer Sykes and Keith Vaughan 21 May - 7 Jul 2014 The artists include: Bill Brandt, Jacob Epstein, Lucian Freud, Henry Moore, Matthew Smith, Walter Sickert, Homer Sykes, and Keith Vaughan. Read more -
Ken Grant
No Pain Whatsoever 4 - 18 Mar 2014 'No Pain Whatsoever' draws from Grant's long term project photographing his contemporaries in the city of Liverpool, where he was born in 1967. Where earlier series have focused on the intimacy of the interior, Grant uses exteriors as a starting point for this latest body of work, and explores the... Read more -
Jon Tonks. Empire
4 - 18 Mar 2014 'Empire' follows his journey across the South Atlantic, exploring life on four remote islands - the British Overseas Territories of Ascension Island, Tristan da Cunha, the Falkland Islands and St. Helena - relics of the once formidable British Empire, all intertwined through their shared history. The book, 'Empire', was released... Read more -
Twentieth Century British Art 2014
7 Jan - 28 Feb 2014 Read more -
Twentieth Century British Art 2013
3 - 21 Dec 2013 Read more -
Another Country
Vintage Photographs of British Life by Tony Ray-Jones 11 Sep - 7 Nov 2013 Tony Ray-Jones had a short life. He died in 1972 aged just thirty. But the pictures that he left behind are some of the most powerful British photographs of the twentieth century. His work of the late 1960s and early 1970s documents English culture and identity and brilliantly captures this... Read more -
Country Matters
British Photographs by Bert Hardy, Roger Mayne, Tony Ray-Jones, Colin Jones, Chris Killip, Homer Sykes, Sirkka-Liisa Konttinen, Martin Parr, Mark Power, Anna Fox, Ken Grant 11 Sep - 7 Nov 2013 The exhibition explores constructions of Englishness, from eccentric to conformist, aristocrat to working class, northern and southern, black and white, old and young, work and leisure, rural and urban. Covering a spectrum from playful and quirky to dark and serious, from compassionate and empathic to detached and even satirical, these... Read more -
Derrick Greaves
All Blues 7 Jun - 5 Jul 2013 Last summer we staged an exhibition of recent paintings entitled Derrick Greaves. Milestones that celebrated the artist's 85th birthday and we are delighted once more to be marking Derrick Greaves's birthday in June with a vibrant new exhibition. In the decade since our first exhibition of Derrick Greaves, he has... Read more -
Walls and Bridges. Edouard Baldus
A Bicentenary Exhibition 4 - 7 Apr 2013 Coinciding with an exhibition of important 19th and 20th Century Vintage work at AIPAD, James Hyman will present a retrospective overview of Baldus's remarkable achievements. The works range from Baldus's earliest known photographs from c.1849 to his magnificent albums depicting the building of the new Louvre, as well as works... Read more -
Twentieth Century British Art 2012
6 - 21 Dec 2012 Artists whose work is presented include: Frank Auerbach Tony Bevan John Bratby Edward Burra Jake & Dinos Chapman Geoffrey Clarke Prunella Clough John Davies Eric Gill David Hockney Gary Hume Conrow Maddox Robert Medley Paul Noble Hughie O'Donoghue Eduardo Paolozzi Peter Phillips Walter Richard Sickert Jack Smith William Turnbull and... Read more -
Gustave Le Gray and his Circle
11 - 14 Oct 2012 Gustave le Gray was one of the most technically accomplished of all early photographers, even writing treatises on how best to perfect the earliest chemical processes. But as this exhibition demonstrates, and Le Gray himself emphasised, photography was not just about scientific advance but also the creation of a new... Read more -
Metamorphoses and the Art of Love
27 Jun - 5 Jul 2012 Ovid's Metamorphoses addresses the theme of transformation, most often of human beings into other natural forms. The exhibition includes key works that explore this theme. A centre piece is provided by one of Ivon Hitchens greatest and largest paintings, The Fountain of Acis. Inspired by the nymph Acis's transformation into... Read more -
Derrick Greaves
Milestones 30 May - 22 Jun 2012 James Hyman writes: I am honoured to present our seventh solo exhibition of work by Derrick Greaves. The exhibition is a special one for many reasons. Most importantly, it coincides with the artist's 85th Birthday on 5th June and the new paintings on show are an appropriately joyful celebration of... Read more -
From Sermons in Stones to Monsters of Modernity
9 - 26 May 2012 The exhibition title references the religious significance of the portal programmes of Gothic cathedrals with their multiple biblical scenes as well as the gargoyles of Notre Dame that were the mid-nineteenth century invention of Viollet-le-Duc. The exhibition traces the ways in which the great Gothic churches and cathedrals of France... Read more -
Peter de Francia. An Intimate View
15 Mar - 5 May 2012 What unites many decades of drawing and painting is de Francia's fascination with people and the connections between them. This may often focus on power and its abuse, but de Francia also celebrates moments of warmth and affection. Though he is often associated with, and acclaimed for, his biting socio-political... Read more -
From Ivon Hitchens to the Kitchen-Sink. Re-examining the British Pavilion at the Venice Biennale (1956)
26 Jan - 10 Mar 2012 The British Pavilion at the Venice Biennale of 1956 is today chiefly remembered for its presentation of the kitchen-sink painters - John Bratby, Derrick Greaves, Edward Middleditch and Jack Smith. Certainly, it was a high point in their careers, but the Pavilion also included a gallery of paintings by Ivon... Read more -
Basil Beattie. Onward and Upward
Twenty Five Years of Work (1986-2011) 16 Nov 2011 - 21 Jan 2012 Building from his early engagement with Abstract Expressionism, in recent decades Beattie has increasingly adopted a system of pictographic signs; doorways, stairways, archways, ziggurats, corners and long tunnels. Despite their allusions to architectural spaces, Beattie sees these forms more as references to psychological states. Any illusion of space is also... Read more -
Anna Fox. Resort
12 Oct - 12 Nov 2011 Produced over a two year period, the series captures the many facets of the modern holiday experience. Specifically focusing on the Bognor Regis resort, Fox has created a group of large format, hyper-real contemporary colour images which navigate the resort's geography of leisure in all its lurid allure. Super-saturated colours... Read more -
Lynne Cohen. There's Always Something
12 Oct - 12 Nov 2011 Cohen has consistently explored the mystery of unoccupied space and place. She does not locate or contextualize her photographs, but instead uses the power of ambiguity and absence to question what can and can not be represented in the absence of the human form. The void within these interiors rebounds... Read more -
Dennis Creffield. Jerusalem
7 Sep - 9 Oct 2011 In the extensively illustrated publication that accompanies the exhibition, James Hyman explains the origins of these pictures: 'In May 2007, I paid a visit to Dennis Creffield's studio in Brighton and as we talked over lunch the idea for an exhibition grew. I proposed a commission based on Jerusalem/William Blake... Read more -
Picasso. At Work and Play
24 Jun - 26 Aug 2011 The exhibition explores Picasso's private and public worlds, from the intense concentration of the studio to the release offered by friends. A select presentation of works span the artist's whole career, from his charming early Blue and Rose period etchings of circus performers to his highly charged last works, which... Read more -
Flatworld
Recent Prints and Drawings by Derrick Greaves 24 Jun - 26 Aug 2011 Following a series of acclaimed exhibitions of paintings by Derrick Greaves at James Hyman Fine Art, this is the first time the gallery has presented an exhibition comprising solely of works on paper to highlight the foundation of the artist's practice. Flatworld presents a selection of recent prints and drawings... Read more -
Beyond the Human Clay
5 May - 18 Jun 2011 In 1976 the great figurative painter and polemicist R.B. Kitaj organized a group exhibition for the Arts Council of Great Britain entitled The Human Clay. To mark the 35th anniversary of Kitaj's seminal exhibition and to celebrate a decade of exhibitions focused on Twentieth Century British figurative art at James... Read more -
From Talbot to Fox
150 Years of British Social Photography 16 - 20 Mar 2011 In order to build on this earlier New York exhibition, James Hyman Photography's AIPAD exhibition From Talbot to Fox broadens the range of photographers shown in order to provide a wider historical and geographical context. Starting with the earliest photographers the exhibition explores the importance of class and identifies themes... Read more -
Shai Kremer. Fallen Empires
10 Mar - 23 Apr 2011 James Hyman Photography is delighted to premier the newest series of internationally acclaimed photographer Shai Kremer entitled Fallen Empires. Kremer completed his previous series Infected Landscape over a seven year period that followed his MFA from the New York School of Visual Art. Over one hundred images document the many... Read more -
Exposure 2011
Jim Cooke, Anna Fox, Stuart Griffiths, Clarita Lulic, Regine Petersen & Vanessa Winship 10 Mar - 23 Apr 2011 Selected from more than 200 applicants, these six artists were judged to reflect the significant range and diversity of photographic practice visible in the UK today. The 2010 awardees whose work will be exhibited at James Hyman Photography are: Jim Cooke, who will receive funding to complete his series showing... Read more -
Ben Spiers. Seamless
10 Feb - 5 Mar 2011 Ben Spiers's hyper-realist paintings are fictions based on combining a sophisticated array of Western and non-Western sources: a Japanese woodcut, Roman portrait bust or the pages of Vogue may all inform his re-imagined portraits. The paintings of Ben Spiers inhabit a world in which the smooth aesthetic of Photoshop replaces... Read more -
Mundane Monumental
The Everyday in Modern British Sculpture 10 Feb - 5 Mar 2011 Highlights include: A major wall piece by The Boyle Family, Study for the Fire Series with Blackened Sandstone (1989). This work is at once the most elaborate, meticulous and monumental and yet at the same time could hardly be more banal in its recreation of carefully pinpointed locales. One of... Read more -
Peter de Francia Paintings
A 90th Birthday Retrospective 6 Jan - 5 Feb 2011 This is the first large-scale exhibition of de Francia's work since his solo show at Tate Britain in 2006; The Ship of Fools: Peter de Francia in Focus at Pallant House in 2007-08, and his drawing retrospective, Modern Myths, which toured the United States in 2008. The inclusion in 2008... Read more -
Colin Self. One Thousand Sketches
12 Nov - 18 Dec 2010 One of Britain's greatest Pop artists, Colin Self is especially acclaimed for his drawings, as Richard Hamilton's praise makes clear: 'He's the best draughtsman in England since William Blake; he uses the pencil in such an individual way.' (Richard Hamilton). Widely respected by his peers (among them Michael Andrews, Frank... Read more -
Lewis Chamberlain. The Winter Visitor and Other Recent Drawings
6 Nov - 18 Dec 2010 Read more -
La Nouvelle Vague
Iconic New Wave Photographs by Raymond Cauchetier 14 Jul - 3 Sep 2010 Staged on the 50th anniversary of Jean Luc Godard's A Bout de Souffle (1960),this exhibition presents photographs capturing the essence of the French Nouvelle Vague movement, many of which are being exhibited for the first time. Coinciding with Raymond Cauchetier's 90th Birthday, this year, these iconic photographs are available for... Read more -
Derrick Greaves. Nightingale and Other Recent Pictures
11 Jun - 10 Jul 2010 The exhibition takes as its starting point a suite of new prints on the subject of the nightingale. Vibrant studies of the song bird and of nature, these pictures address recurring motifs in the natural world. The paintings in this exhibition point in new directions and reveal the ways in... Read more -
Michael Andrews. The Artist at Work
5 May - 5 Jun 2010 When the great School of London painter Michael Andrews died fifteen years ago, he left behind fewer than two hundred paintings, but a rich archive of accompanying material: hundreds of pages of notes, a wealth of photographs and magazine cuttings, numerous works on paper from his formative early years in... Read more -
Rediscoveries. Modern British Drawings
5 May - 5 Jun 2010 Read more -
London Calling
Anna Fox, Stephen Gill, Nigel Shafran 25 Feb - 1 May 2010 London Calling explores the way that Anna Fox, Stephen Gill and Nigel Shafran have taken the capital city as their home and subject matter. It suggests a specificity in their responses to London, whether it be the grey of London light or a type of gritty urban realism particular to... Read more -
Modernist Realism
The School of London from Andrews to O'Donoghue 25 Feb - 1 May 2010 James Hyman Gallery is pleased to present Modernist Realism an exhibition that focuses on artists who have made London their base and are often associated with the School of London. This exhibition and the simultaneous photography show, London Calling, seek to approach the School of London afresh to suggest new... Read more -
Elinor Carucci. Intimacy
7 Jan - 20 Feb 2010 Originally from Israel, Carucci moved to New York in the mid 1990s and has been documenting elements of life in her adopted city as well as with her family in Israel. Continuing in the long lineage of artists who have taken their family into focus, from Julia Margaret Cameron, Edward... Read more -
Exposure 2010
David Birkin, Jonathan Foulger, Tess Hurrell, Jo Longhurst, Indre Serpytyte 7 Jan - 20 Feb 2010 Selected from more than 200 applicants, these five artists were judged to reflect the significant range and diversity of photographic practice visible in the UK today. Greg Hobson, Curator of Photographs at the Museum said: It was a real pleasure to see a consistently high standard of creative photography alongside... Read more -
Michael Andrews. Selected Watercolours and Drawings from the Artist's Estate
1 - 22 Dec 2009 Read more
