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Design: Mikki Longley and Shenac Rogerson
New Walk Museum & Art Gallery
53 New Walk, Leicester LE1 7EA
15 objects ranging from 1902 to 2006 in New Walk Museum & Art Gallery Leicester provide inspiration for a collaborative project between the museum and Leicester Society of Artists. Included in the exhibition is a rarely seen watercolour by Wilmot Pilsbury, the frist headmaster of Leicester School of Art and early President of the LSA.
The exhibition is divided into 5 twenty-five year sections, which represents the number of years that the Society has exhibited in Leicester. The objects in focus at the museum include works by John Piper, Henry Moore and Ernest Gimson, as well as contemporary artists such as Rebecca Newnham, Derrick Greaves and Carrie Anne Funnell. The exhibition is full of surprising takes on the original objects in media ranging from metals to oil paint.
1885 to 1910
Section 1: 1885 to 1910
Alan Oliver, John Barradell, Jenny Cook
Top left, clockwise
1911 to 1935
Section 2: 1911 to 1935
Left to right
Margaret Chapman, John Nixon, Ruth Cockayne
From left, clockwise
1936 to 1960
Section 3: 1936 to 1960
Mikki Longley, Mary Rodgers, Phil Redford
1961 to 1985
Section 4: 1961 to 1985
Scott Bridgwood, Henrietta Corbett, Douglas Smith
From left, clockwise
1986 to 2010
Section 5: 1986 to 2010
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