MCR Art Galleryさんのイラストまとめ

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'It makes me feel comfortable, the colour green & the water means hope. I'm reminded of families & my childhood. I'm drawn to the smoking chimneys & the cosy warm homes, the business of family life.' Motia, DePaul UK

👉On display in And Breathe... which finishes tomorrow at 5pm!

@HMILeeds @royalacademy We thought we had it in the bag, but vegan rollover and doughnut dispute your podium position.

This afternoon at 2pm, join one of our brilliant volunteer guides for a tour of the Gallery. Find out more about art on display, the building and the history of the gallery.

Tours take place every Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday at 2pm.

How are children represented in art?

Join us in January for a focus tour with Guide Ann Jackson and explore how children are represented in art.
📅 Saturday 4 January 2020, 12.30pm–1.30pm
👉 Everyone welcom, free but please book you place on Eventbrite: https://t.co/psKrzdk6jk

Do you use British Sign Language or are you learning #BSL?

Explore a selection of sculpture from our collections with tour guide Jennifer Little, delivered directly in #BritishSignLanguage.

📆 8.12.2019
⏱ 3pm – 4pm
#️⃣Free

🖼 Dame Barbara Hepworth, Doves, 1927 ©Bowness

Drop by this afternoon and join one of our brilliant volunteer guides for a tour of the Gallery. Find out more about art on display, the building and the history of the gallery. 2pm–3pm. Maybe follow that with a coffee & cake in @mcrartgalleryco 'the best gallery café in Europe'

And Breathe... will be closed this afternoon between 3.30pm–4.30pm while we host a celebration for the groups who worked on the exhibition.

And Breathe... will be closed on Friday 22 November between 3.30pm–4.30pm while we host a celebration for the groups who worked on the exhibition.

‘I chose to cover myself with various colours - red, yellow, white, brown, in an attempt to resist any definition of identity which is static, or can be placed into neat categories’ - Berni Searle

Image: Berni Searle, Untitled (Red), 1998 ©Berni Searle
➡️ Currently on display