Gerry Halpin Is Currently Exhibiting At These Galleries
Gerry Halpin is widely exhibited and these are some of the galleries currently showing his work.
Exhibitions, Events, Venues
Gerry Halpin is at Gallery Oldham’s ‘Art of the Everyday’ With MAFA Members
Gerry Halpin is exhibiting in ‘Art of the Everyday’ at Gallery Oldham from 18th May to 26th June 2021
A LIVE exhibition at Linden Mill Gallery, Hebden Bridge
Exhibition at Linden Mill Gallery, Hebden Bridge Fridays to Sundays 12 – 4pm till 30th May 2021 Anna Gibson, Malcolm Taylor & Sarah Quick at Linden Mill Gallery, Hebden Bridge till 30th May 2021 Had a great trip out to visit an exhibition of paintings and handmade pots at Hebden Bridge yesterday. The exhibition is …
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Georg Baselitz ‘Darkness Goldness’ White Cube until 14th November
Georg Baselitz at the Wihitecube Georg Baselitz Darkness Goldness White Cube, Masons Yard Until 14th November 2020 Gigantic paintings of golden hands, solemn and primeval, by one of the best known and at 82, most senior painters still working. Manual dexterity is alive and kicking. White Cube, Masons Yard, until 14 November 4 September – …
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‘Grayson Perry’ – Holburne Museum, Bath, until Jan 3
GRAYSON PERRY Holburne Museum, Bath until Jan 3rd 2021 York Art Gallery From 28th May 2021 to 5th Sept 2021 Grayson Perry A superb survey of Grayson Perry’s work from his formative years - Holburne Museum, Bath, until Jan 3 The first exhibition to survey Grayson Perry’s earliest forays into the art world will re-introduce …
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‘Young Rembrandt’ at the Ashmolean Museum to Nov 1st
YOUNG REMBRANDT Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford Until November 1st 2020 Rembrandt An exhibition of drawings dedicated to the first 10 years of the great master’s career 1624-34 shows the hard graft he put in the achieve legendary status - Ashmolean Museum, University of Oxford, until November 10 BOOKING ESSENTIAL - Visit the Ashmolean Museum …
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Gauguin and the Impressionists
ROYAL ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS Gauguin and the Impressionists Masterpieces from the Ordrupgaard Collection 7 August — 18 October 2020 Manet, Monet, Renoir, Degas and Gaugin all feature in this blockbuster exhibition of 60 works on show from Denmark’s Ordrupgaard Collection, many of which have never been seen before in the UK. Cezanne’s Women Bathing …
Evelyn and William De Morgan at the Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle Upon Tyne
William & Evelyn De Morgan at the Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle Upon Tyne 10th August to 26th September 2020 This exhibition presents a fine survey of the Islamic and Renaissance-inspired pottery and dreamy paintings of the Arts and Crafts couple - Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle upon Tyne until September 26 Visit the Laing Art Gallery …
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Cranach at Compton Verney until Jan 3rd 2021
CRANACH: ARTIST & INNOVATOR at the Compton Verney Art Gallery & Park Until Jan 3rd 2021 The exhibition of work by this prolific and uniquely strange German Renaissance painter has been reopened at the dreamy Warwickshire stately home - Compton Verney, Warwickshire (comptonverney.org.uk) until Jan 3 Visit the Compton Verney website for full info and …
Toyin Ojih Odutola at the Barbican, London to Jan 24th 2021
Toyin Ojih Odutola A Countervailing Theory Tue 11 Aug 2020 till Sun 24 Jan 2021 The Curve In addition to Odutola’s colourful paintings this exhibition also presents an arresting new storytelling series of charcoal drawings by this Nigerian-American artist, set to a musical background by Peter Adjaye -Barbican, London EC2 (barbican.org.uk) until Jan 24 Visit …
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Andy Warhol at Tate Modern until 6th September
Andy Warhol A chance to discover surprising new depths of the man who became the world’s most famous artist. Tate Modern, London SE1. Transfers to the Speedy Museum, Kentucky, USA from April 3 Tate Modern Website for info
Aubrey Beardsley at Tate Britain until 4th May
Aubrey Beardsley The largest display for more than 50 years of works by one of art’s great ‘enfants terribles’. Tate Britain, London SW1, March 4-May 25 READ MORE HERE
Portraying Pregnancy at The Foundling Museum until 26th April
Portraying Pregnancy From out and proud Tudors to covert Georgian bellies, to modern self-portraits, this exhibition looks at the subtle and not-so-subtle portrayal of pregnancy throughout the ages. Foundling Museum, London WC1, until April 26 READ MORE HERE
David Hockney: Drawing from Life at The National Portrait Gallery until 28th June 2020
David Hockney: Drawing from Life Hockney the supreme draughtsman, from the 1950s to the present day. National Portrait Gallery, London WC2, Feb 27-June 28 READ MORE HERE
‘Cars: Accelerating the Modern World’ – V & A, London SW7 until 19th April
Cars: Accelerating the Modern World A small but stimulating exhibition of vehicles, films, photographs, posters and concept models creates an event that bombards you with fascinating snippets of information. V&A, London SW7, until April 19 VISIT V&A WEBSITE FOR MORE INFO
Elizabeth Price: A Long Memory at Whitworth, Manchester Until 1st March
Elizabeth Price: A Long Memory The Turner winner’s biggest exhibition to date includes the first showing in Manchester of The Woolworths Choir of 1979, a video meditation on the death of 10 people in a fire in the city 40 years ago. Whitworth, Manchester , until March 1 MORE INFO HERE
Nam June Paik at Tate Modern until Feb 9th
Nam June Paik Last chance to experience a disorientating look back at the works by the Korean-born artist who found technology as beautiful as nature. Tate Modern, London SE1, until Feb 9 MORE INFORMATION FROM TATE MODERN
Norman Cornish at The Bowes Museum until 27th Feb
Norman Cornish: “The Definitive Collection celebrates the centenary of the acclaimed County Durham artist’s work and opens almost 100 years to the day of his birth in Spennymoor.” For more information visit: The Bowes Museum
