The Charleston Trustさんのイラストまとめ

💭 ‘Linder: A Dream Between Sleeping and Waking’ opens 17 September 2022.

Contemporary artist Linder’s multi-sensory collage includes sound, video and brand new never-before-seen photomontage works by the artist!

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After decades of being hidden away and passed down through the queer community, a selection of Duncan Grant’s never-before-seen erotic drawings are finally on display for the first-ever time alongside exciting responses by six leading contemporary artists... 👇

Better known as ‘Bunny’ to his friends, David moved to Charleston alongside Duncan, Vanessa Bell and her two young sons in 1916 at the height of WWI.

As conscientious objectors, he and Duncan moved to the countryside to find farm work. 👇

🏳️‍🌈 To celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month, we’re sharing stories that explore Charleston's queer legacy…

This portrait of the writer David Garnett was painted right here in the dining room by his lover, the artist Duncan Grant. It’s our #WorkOfTheWeek.

Pick up the thread 👇

'Pussyquin has had some fish after a very long time out on the razzle. I heard shrieks from her and her friends....out in the garden. We shall have more kittens next month I expect' - Vanessa Bell to Duncan Grant, 1934

#caturday

🖼️ Duncan Grant, Opussyquinsque, 1932 © DACS 2021

🥔There’s just 4️⃣ DAYS left to bid in #thegreatpotatoprintingsociety auction⁣!
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Visit https://t.co/u3n0eCPXhg to explore the selection of one-off , signed potato prints designed by artists including #MollyMahon, @emilymaudey and @PaulKindersley to raise funds for Charleston💜

😺In honour of #InternationalCatDay, here’s a few of our favourite felines from Charleston’s collection… ⁣
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🐈The Cat, Opussyquinusque, 1932, Duncan Grant.

#InternationalCatDay2020

🎨There’s just 1️⃣ WEEK left to bid in the #CharlestonInspires auction! ⁣⁣
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Head to @emilymaudey’s Instagram page to explore more than 170 lots that are being sold to raise money for Charleston.
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🕰Auction closes at 4pm (BST) on 20 June 2020.

https://t.co/dfo1M5mrU8

When Keynes (Grant's lover) fell for Lydia Lopokova his friends all disapproved, but the couple had one of the longest & happiest marriages of the Bloomsbury group. Join our reader in residence @hollyjdawson at this Sunday's Reading Group to discover more: https://t.co/Bw6r2Pbw6R

One of the most influential economists & thinkers of the 20th century, he was often at Charleston. This 1917 portrait of Keynes by #DuncanGrant shows him sitting in the garden and drafting a telegram to ask for a war loan from the American government: https://t.co/RVBil2zMte