ArchiveExhibition
Refiguring the 50s
14 Nov 2014-22 Feb 2015
Ben Uri Gallery And Museum
London NW8 0RH
Overview
This exhibition examines the work of five figurative artists working in Britain in the 1950s, who each had a strong identification with the place in which they chose to live and work and which formed, for a significant part of their careers, the primary focus of their practice. The show links these five artists by uncovering a network of relationships, both personal and professional, and their shared exploration of particular artistic concerns and motifs. For more information visit http://www.benuri.org.uk/public/?event-details
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