Projects

A recent rediscovery may help us to understand more about the work of an overlooked woman painter from the heydays of New York's Abstract Expressionist years.

The work of Alfred Wallis is closely identified with the sea, but the range of topics he painted was much wider. We look below at how he saw his world.

Unseen in public for over twenty years, this rare drawing has been recently acquired by the Jerwood Collection through J & J Rawlin. Find out more here.

Let us take a close look at a drawing that highlights how Spencer remembered moments from his life

Those of you who get our email updates will remember that in early March we were looking forward to seeing a series of new works by Ashley Howard in a show that had just opened at Le Don du Fel

Since moving to live in Suffolk, I've been fascinated by the links we keep discovering to artists who one usually associates with quite different parts of Britain. One such is Stanley Spencer, whose connections to Suffolk were revisited throughout his life, and which formed a very important part of the incredibly complex story of his life and relationships.

Between 19th and 23rd September 2017 we were pleased to be able to hold an exhibition in London. Read on to find out more...

New Ceramics by William Plumptre Aldeburgh Cinema Gallery, 11th - 20th September 2015

Medieval Graffiti: The Lost Voices of England's Churches and The Lost Pre-Raphaelite: The Secret Life and Loves of Robert Bateman

Our review of the current exhibition at Tate Britain

Let Battle Commence! The summer season of British art auctions is under way

The new exhibition of the work of Terry Frost, which opened at Leeds City Art Gallery last week, offers a most timely look at this extremely interesting figure of the post-war British art world.

Christie's auction was a couple of weeks adrift of the Sotheby's and Bonham's offerings, but it was keenly anticipated by collectors, presenting a wide range of important works coming fresh to the market. Would there still be funds available to match the estimates or had everyone spent already?

Modern British art at auction outside the Modern British auctions Part I

Modern British art at auction outside the Modern British auctions Part II