Tag: Eduardo Paolozzi

  • Border Crossings: Ten Scottish Masters of Modern Art

    This show pays homage to the remarkable legacy of 10 artists who left their Scottish homeland to achieve success, becoming immersed in international developments in art in London, Paris and New York

  • Tadek Beutlich: On and Off the Loom

    The monumental textiles, striking prints and tiny figurative works on show cement Beutlich’s place as a visionary textile artist and printmaker who eschewed traditional methods and materials

  • Paolozzi at 100

    This show celebrating the centenary of the local artist who became internationally famous includes more than 60 works from his long career, along with a recreation of his studio

  • Brian Dawn Chalkley: The Untold Depth of Savagery

    Brian Dawn Chalkley’s alter ego, Dawn, has sketched a world of androgynous figures with guns in seaside landscapes, on to pillowcases, in a continuing exploration of gender and sexuality

  • David Batchelor: My Own Private Bauhaus

    Batchelor’s playful exploration of colour through sculpture, installation and painting pays tribute to the original Bauhaus movement while cleverly subverting it

  • Alberto Giacometti: A Line Through Time

    This remarkable show traces Giacometti’s artistic career, displaying his works alongside those of some of his contemporaries and making clear his belief that drawing was the basis of everything

  • Gustav Metzger – In King’s Lynn

    This show of Metzger’s work, as part of the King’s Lynn Norfolk festival, looks at his years living in the town in the 1950s, a time that shaped his move to social engagement and activism in his output

  • Andy Warhol and Eduardo Paolozzi: I want to be a machine

    In the 1960s, Warhol and Paolozzi believed art would benefit from increasing mechanisation. This show looks at where their differing techniques took them

  • A New Era: Scottish Modern Art, 1900-1950

    At a time when the UK’s relationship with the rest of Europe is at stake, this exhibition of the artistic dialogue between Scotland and the continent is illuminating and inspiring

  • Moonstrips: Eduardo Paolozzi and the printed collage 1965-72

    Sir Eduardo Paolozzi is considered to be one of the forerunners of British pop art. An exhibition of his vibrant and eccentric prints has opened at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, which was an early supporter of his work