In Relation: Nine Couples who Transformed Modern British Art

In Relation: Nine Couples who Transformed Modern British Art

16 Jun - 9 Sept 18

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16 Jun - 9 Sept 18

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What happens when art and love collide?

In Relation brings together the work of nine artist couples who made an indelible mark on British art.

In this diverse exhibition, we consider how these iconic romantic partnerships inspired experimentation and collaboration, and radically altered the course of each artist's creative life.

Featuring major loans and works from RWA's permanent collection, In Relation includes some of Britain's most influential couples, including Ben Nicholson and Barbara Hepworth; Laura and Harold Knight; Dod and Ernest Procter; Eric Ravilious and Tirzah Garwood; Robert MacBryde and Robert Colquhoun; Rose and Roger Hilton; Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant, Mary Fedden and Julian Trevelyan; Phyllis Barron and Dorothy Larcher


Times & Prices

Tuesday-Saturday 10am-5.30pm

Sunday 11am-5pm

CLOSED Mondays

Last admission 30 minutes before closing. The RWA occasionally closes early for special events. Please call ahead or check the website for details.

Admission price includes entry to Togetherness

Adults: £7.95 (includes a 80p donation)

Concessions: £6.75 (includes a 70p donation)

Under 16s/SGS, UoB & UWE students: FREE

National Art Pass holders: 50% discount on ticket price

 

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