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Exhibition: 'Format Photography Agency 1983-2003', NPG

Format Photography Agency 1983-2003
at the National Portrait Gallery from 21 January - 11 July 2010
Room 38a
Admission Free

Exhibition: "A Visual Dialogue", bo.lee Gallery, Bath

A Bath based gallery is celebrating a successful first year, with another thought provoking exhibition at the Octagon Chapel in the hub of the city.

Aged 25, gallery Director Jemma Hickman opened bo.lee gallery at 1 Queen Street in January of 2009, quickly gaining a reputation as one of the leading contemporary art galleries in the South West, despite a falling economy and closures for some long-standing galleries.

To mark her achievement and the 1st year anniversary, Jemma is presenting “A Visual Dialogue” – her most personal curation of works to date, on the 30th January until the 8th February 2010.

Exhibition: First Pictish Throne Built In Over A Thousand Years, National Museum of Scotland

First Pictish Throne Built In Over A Thousand Years

The first Pictish throne to be built in over a thousand years was unveiled at the National Museum of Scotland today (Thursday 26 November). The throne was commissioned by The Glenmorangie Company and National Museums Scotland to aid understanding of the Early Historic people of Scotland and their society.

Exhibition: 'Going to the Dogs' by Katherine Green

Last chance to see 'Going to the Dogs' by Katherine Green

Vestry House Museum, London E17 until 29 November, free entry, open Wed-Sun 10am-5pm

Free Artists Talk:
Saturday 28 November, 12pm at Vestry House 

‘Last Day at the Dogs’ an 106 page full colour book is available from Blurb.

 www.katherinegreen.co.uk
http://www.walthamforest.gov.uk/index/whats-on/going-to-the-dogs.htm

Henry Moore Institute Exhibition Programme 2010

Henry Moore Institute, Leeds
2010 Exhibitions Programme

Exhibition: The Developing Process The sculptor’s education in drawings and photography

The Developing Process
The sculptor’s education in drawings and photography
Mezzanine Gallery, 10 October 2009 – 10 January 2010

The Developing Process explores the ways in which sculptors were taught to think three-dimensionally from the late nineteenth century through to the 1960s. Although this exhibition highlights two very different archives, and with them the radically different ways in which students were taught art, it also reveals some underlying continuities in the basic tenets of art education.

Exhibition: 'Objects of contemplation Natural sculptures from the Qing dynasty' - Henry Moore Institute, Leeds

Objects of contemplation
Natural sculptures from the Qing dynasty
Gallery 4, Henry Moore Institute
12 December 2009 – 7 March 2010

This small but exquisite exhibition is concerned with the remarkable rocks collected in 17th-century China, and asks important questions about them: when does a rock become a sculpture, for example? How important is the role of the person who notices the rock in the first place; the person who finds it, cleans it, polishes it and places it on a pedestal?

'Close Encounters of a Frillip Moolog Kind' - Solihull Art Gallery

Close Encounters of a Frillip Moolog Kind

Solihull Art Gallery, Solihull Arts Complex, Touchwood, Homer Road, Solihull, West Midlands B91 3RG

19th October - 14th November 2009
Monday & Thursday 9am-8pm, Tuesday & Friday 9am-6pm, Wednesday 10am-6pm and Saturday 9am-5pm

 Artist’s talk: 29 October from 6-7pm

‘Richard Wilson: Life and Legacy’ - New Exhibition at the Royal Cambrian Academy

New Exhibition at the Royal Cambrian Academy

‘Richard Wilson: Life and Legacy’
24th October – 23rd December 2009

The father of English Landscape Painting or the Greatest Painter that Wales had ever Produced?

Exhibition: Sculpture in Painting, Henry Moore Institute

Henry Moore Institute
10 October 2009 – 10 January 2010