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Places to visit this August

We've pulled together a list of exhibitions that we think you will enjoy this August.

Exhibitions

Beatriz Milhazes: Maresias

Where?: Tate St. Ives, Cornwall

What?: Take a peek into the works of one of the leading abstract artists to date. Beatriz Milhazes, who is known for her bold and colourful, large-scale abstract pieces. The exhibition will trace Beatriz’s ever evolving artistic approach over the last 40 years.

When?: 25th May – 29th September 2024

Entry: £12 Admission

Joanna Lisowiec – Stilling Fleet Lodge Gardens York

Where?: Stillingfleet Lodge Gardens, York

What?: Held in Stillingfleet Lodge Garden’s tearoom, a relaxing exhibition space with the option to have a nice cup of tea whilst you browse! The exhibition showcases artist Joanna Lisowiec’s bold, textural illustrations and prints. Joanna is a Polish born illustrator and printmaker living in Yorkshire, she is inspired mostly by the beauty of nature and folklore.

When?: 1st – 31st August 2024

Entry: Free Admission

Lucian Freud's Etchings: A Creative Collaboration

Where?: V&A, South Kensington

What?: Lucian Freud was revered as a master portrait artist, known for his unique artistic style. This exhibition will feature a collection of Lucian’s etchings, some of which have never been exhibited before now. Also on show, some of his workings with his long-time collaborator, Marc Balakjian.

When?: Ongoing until January 2025

Entry: Free Admission

Look Twice Artists Exhibition

Where?: Exbury Gardens, Southampton

What?: Exbury’s Local art group Look Twice will be exhibiting at Exbury Gardens throughout the summer. These artists draw their inspiration from local attractions and the beautiful wildlife around Exbury. Each of the artists have their own individual art style and use a variety of mediums. Whilst at the Gardens, why not have a ride on their famous steam train too?

When?: 20th July - 18th August 2024

Entry: £16 Admission

The Art of Japanese Porcelain

Where?: Bristol Museum & Art Gallery

What?: Explore the rich history of Japanese porcelain, which is believed to have started in the 1600s in a small Japanese town called Arita. On display will be luxury Japanese porcelain wares, showcasing the artistry behind this often-over-looked art form.

When?: Ongoing until 1st September 2024

Entry: Free Admission