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SUMMER BROCHURE 2021 sainsburycentre.ac.uk
WELCOME TO THE SAINSBURY CENTRE As May approaches, we We are proud to support look forward to opening our local talent promoting gifted galleries and exhibitions. regional artists and makers Heading up our programme though the Sainsbury Centre of exhibitions is Bill Brandt shop, and offering the best of I Henry Moore, followed East Anglian food and drink by an exploration of the at The Terrace. connectivity of nature in Leiko Ikemura: Usagi in Discover our Pocket Trail Wonderland. Later in the Map for young adventurers, year you can see the much packed with information and anticipated Grayson Perry: ideas to help children make The Pre-Therapy Years the most of our wonderful and works drawn from our Sculpture Park. Don’t forget, collection in Rhythm and our Sculpture Park is free to Geometry: Constructivist art visit and open 365 days a in Britain since 1951. year during daylight hours. We are excited to have Finally, we would like to multidisciplinary artist and say thank you to all of our UEA Global Talent Research visitors for your continued Fellow, Sethembile Msezane, commitment to the Sainsbury in residence at the Sainsbury Centre, we can’t wait to Centre. Msezane will create welcome you back. work in response to a snuff spoon in the Sainsbury Centre collection and will explore the role of snuff and objects placed in museums as ways of connecting with ancestors. COVER: Leiko Ikemura, Trees out of Head, 2015/20, Patinated bronze © Leiko Ikemura and VG Bild. Photo: Jörg von Bruchhausen LEFT: Grayson Perry: The Pre-Therapy Years installation shot Photo: Andy Crouch BACK: Mirage I and II, 1969 Elisabeth Frink. Photo: Andy Crouch
BILL BRANDT | HENRY MOORE LEIKO IKEMURA: GRAYSON PERRY:
18 May – 22 August 2021 USAGI IN WONDERLAND THE PRE-THERAPY YEARS
11 July – 12 December 2021 19 September 2021 – 30 January 2022
Explore the intersecting Organised by the Yale Center Japanese-Swiss artist The exhibition is in Surveying for the first time A unique opportunity to
paths of two great artists for British Art in partnership Leiko Ikemura presents collaboration with the Grayson Perry’s earliest enjoy the artist’s clever,
of the 20th century. with The Hepworth Wakefield. a selection of paintings, Sainsbury Institute for the forays into the art world, playful and politically-
Photographer Bill Brandt sculptures, drawings and Study of Japanese Arts and this exhibition re-introduces engaged worldview.
and sculptor Henry Moore £13 | £12 concessions photography in her first UK Cultures to celebrate the the explosive and creative
met after they had both exhibition, spanning three Japan-UK Season of Culture. works made during his £12 | £11 concessions
created images of the 50% for under 18s, full-time decades of her career. The formative years between
London Underground students & Art Fund Members exhibition explores the £8 | £7 concessions 1982 and 1994. 50% for under 18s, full-time
during the Blitz. They both connectivity of all aspects students & Art Fund Members
went on to depict subjects FREE for Members and UEA of nature – human, animal, 50% for under 18s, full-time The exhibition displays the
including coal miners and and NUA Student Members plant or mineral – in an students & Art Fund Members earliest works – pots, plates FREE for Members and UEA
their families, Stonehenge, eternal circle of life. Through and sculptures – that first and NUA Student Members
and the body presented as Supported by the Ranworth Trust her fantastical figures FREE for Members and UEA made Perry’s name. It shines
landscape. Discover almost Principal Supporter: Simon Blakey
and primeval landscapes, and NUA Student Members a light on his experimentation
Exhibition
200 works, featuring Brandt’s Ikemura explores fragility, and exploration of the organised by
rare colour transparencies transience and slow potential of pottery to
ABOVE: ABOVE:
and Moore’s little-known Bill Brandt I Henry Moore installation shot
evolutionary change. ABOVE: Leiko Ikemura, With Blue Miko in
Black, 1997 © Leiko Ikemura and VG Bild-
address radical issues and Grayson Perry: The Pre-Therapy Years
photo collages. Photo: Andy Crouch Kunst 2021 Photo: Lothar Schnepf human stories. installation shot. Photo: Andy Crouch
RHYTHM AND GEOMETRY: SETHEMBILE MSEZANE EAST END GALLERY
CONSTRUCTIVIST ART IN BRITAIN SINCE 1951 June 2021 Visit sainsburycentre.ac.uk for details
2 October 2021 – 30 January 2022
Drawn from the Sainsbury Morellet, Victor Pasmore, Multidisciplinary South The project is a collaboration Our East End gallery houses Coinciding with Rhythm and
Centre collection, this free Takis, Mary Webb, Victor African artist Sethembile with the Sainsbury Research rotating collection displays Geometry: Constructivist
exhibition celebrates the Vasarely, Gillian Wise and Li Msezane presents a new Unit, supported by the UEA and artworks in focus. This art in Britain since 1951,
abstract and constructed art Yuan-Chia. video work, the culmination Global Talent Research summer, we present art Rana Begum’s immersive
made and exhibited in Britain of a residency at the Fellowship. and artefacts from Japan installation No. 670 Mesh
since 1951. Marking a significant bequest Sainsbury Centre. Taking to celebrate the Japan- (2016), will dynamically
to the Sainsbury Centre by a snuff spoon in the UK Season of Culture. We interact with the Sainsbury
Encompassing sculpture, collectors Joyce and MIchael Sainsbury Centre collection also shine a spotlight on a Centre architecture.
reliefs, mobiles, painting, Morris, many works will be as its inspiration, the work LEFT: Stephen Gilbert, Construction, 1954 Yorùbá ibeji figure, which
drawing and printmaking, exhibited in public for the first responds to the tobacco Sainsbury Centre © Gilbert Weikert Family has inspired writer and UEA Visit the ‘What’s On’ section
artists include: Robert time in decades. ban during South Africa’s ABOVE UPPER: Sethembile Msezane, alumni, Ayòbámi Adébáyò for of our website to find out
Adams,Yaacov Agam, Rana recent COVID lockdowns. Sebashilo Ukuthi, Basilindile II, 2017
© Sethembile Msezane. Courtesy of the artist
the UEA project Future and about our latest displays.
Begum, Anthony Caro, Lygia FREE entry. Visit our website Msezane explores the role of Form.
ABOVE:
Clark, Anthony Hill, Kenneth to book your ticket. snuff and museum objects in ABOVE LOWER: Sethembile Msezane,
Water Bodies - Isinqumo I, 2018 Rana Begum, No. 670 Mesh Installation
Martin, Mary Martin, François connecting with ancestors. © Sethembile Msezane. Courtesy of the artist (detail) 2016 © The Artist.
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Anthony Caro, one of the most to the Tōhoku earthquake and As well as unique pieces from LEFT BOTTOM: Goodwood Steps, Expect to see delicious cakes Saturday – Sunday:
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Pocket Trail Map Outdoor Family Sunday Tatlin’s Tower by UEA New Perspectives
Designed by Rose Feather, 2 May: Lines Drama School and New Perspectives is a
this colourful map is packed with Sorrel Muggridge Dickinson’s College podcast series from the
with information and ideas to and Caitlin Howells Tatlin’s Tower by Evan Sainsbury Centre.
help you make the most of Yionoulis and Thomas
our wonderful Sculpture Park. 6 June: Light Cabaniss whisks the The distinctive display
Vist us on 23 May to pick up with Genevieve Rudd audience back to 1918 of the collection at the
your copy and join in some and James Metsoja Moscow in the first months Sainsbury Centre has largely
creative fun with associate after the communist remained the same since it
artist Annie Brundrit. Why not 4 July: Body Saturday Studio Holiday Studio revolution and re-creates opened in 1978. However,
bring a picnic with you? with Francesca Cant 10 July: Body 2 June (7–11 year olds) a time when avant-garde interpretations of the works
and Kaitlin Ferguson with Paul Patrick Fenner 3 June (11–14 year olds) cabaret performers believed continue to change as new
Pocket Trail Map Launch: that theatre could transform perspectives are shared,
23 May 1 – 4pm Explore art and nature in the Aimed at 5–11 year olds Make art in the Sculpture society. This premiere will ideas are developed and
Sculpture Park with a drop-in and their families. This new Park during the half term be performed in front of the voices are heard.
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Events timed slot on our website. expert advice from one of our Brownlie. Our theme will be 17, 18, 19 May, 7.30pm. artist, writer or researcher to
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