Tag: National Portrait Gallery

  • Who Are You: Australian Portraiture

    This inspiring show includes some of Australia’s best artists, past and present, and marks a shift in society regarding the impact of waves of immigration on its Indigenous people

  • Cecil Beaton: Bright Young Things

    This thoughtfully designed exhibition tells the story of Cecil Beaton and the Bright Young Things perfectly. It is engaging, informative and fun

  • Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize

    This exhibition of photographic portraits from around the world focuses on shifting identities and common humanity

  • Cindy Sherman

    Sherman was fascinated by the ambiguous nature of appearances and she throws out clues to entice viewers into forming their own interpretations of her work

  • Gainsborough’s Family Album

    The National Portrait Gallery introduces us to Thomas Gainsborough’s colourful family in a beautifully realised exhibition

  • Cézanne Portraits

    A deep humanity surfaces in this outstanding exhibition of more than 50 of Cézanne’s portraits

  • Picasso Portraits

    Picasso’s life and art were shaped by friends, family and lovers, and as this exhibition demonstrates, his portraits were just as varied as his relationships

  • William Eggleston: Portraits

    The first exhibition devoted to the American photographer’s portraiture undersells the works’ beauty, allowing name to triumph over form

  • Giacometti: Pure Presence

    Step into Giacometti’s world of timeless souls rendered in paint and bronze at the National Portrait Gallery’s latest blockbuster exhibition

  • Gerhard Richter Portraits

    This is a substantial selection of work, a broadly chronological arrangement from throughout his career, sublimated by Stanton Williams’ sensitive exhibition design into a total experience