Whilst the 1950s were characterised by austerity and postwar recovery, the art of the 1960s and ‘70s broke free from convention, pushing the boundaries towards experimentation and abstraction.
A collaboration with Neil Schofield Art, this free exhibition offers a dynamic range of artwork capturing the energy and innovation of this critical period in the evolution of Modern British Art.
The artists represented include, among many others, Wilhelmina Barns-Graham, Elisabeth Frink, Patrick Heron, David Hockney, Henry Moore, Victor Pasmore and over 25 original artworks, fabrics and limited edition prints by John Piper.
All works are for sale.
THE VENUE
OPENING TIMES
Tuesday 21st - Monday 27th October:
11.00-5.00 pm
Thursday 23rd October:
6-7.30 pm
Private Tour: Richard and Neil will be providing a curators’ guided tour offering further insights into the artists, their works and the connections between them. Book your free tickets here: https://linktr.ee/richardturkington53
For more information, please contact: richardturkington53@gmail.com or call Richard Turkington on 07714 106386
The image above shows 'Sunghrie III', a 2002 screenprint by Wilhelmina Barns-Graham and below is John Piper's 1984 lithograph 'Welsh Hill Farm Near Newcastle Emlyn'