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SUMMER PROGRAMME 2020 sainsburycentre.ac.uk
WELCOME TO THE SAINSBURY CENTRE After more than three months ensure that we remain in line in lockdown, we’re delighted with Government policy, and to welcome you again to provide the best experience the Sainsbury Centre. We possible. These measures are pleased that the hugely mean that your visit will be popular Art Deco by the Sea different from before, but our has been extended to top priority is your safety. 20 September 2020 and Fortunately, the Sainsbury Art Nouveau: The Nature Centre’s architecture lends of Dreams is extended to itself very well to social 3 January 2021. distancing. There are more ways you Please take the opportunity can enjoy the Sainsbury to explore our wonderful Centre online. Our Collections exhibitions, unique team have been updating collections and Sculpture our catalogue with new Park in a safe and secure information and images and environment. Art both our Learning team have indoors and outdoors can produced Online Studio with inspire and comfort in these many different activities for all challenging times. ages. For those interested in more in-depth learning we are Thank you for your continued planning online courses for support and we look forward the autumn. Keep watching to welcoming you. our website. During closure, we Ghislaine Wood implemented a number of Acting Director new procedures, which COVER IMAGE: Art Nouveau: The Nature of Dreams Photo: Andy Crouch LEFT: Art and Nature Summer School Photo: Lilian Cameron
ART NOUVEAU: THE NATURE OF DREAMS ART DECO BY THE SEA BILL BRANDT | HENRY MOORE
Until 3 January 2021 Until 20 September 2020 20 November 2020–28 February 2021
Explore the spectacular and Edgar Degas, William Morris, This celebration of British £13 | £12 concessions Explore the intersecting The exhibition is in
controversial vision of art and Gabriel Dante Rossetti. coastal culture will look at paths of two great artists collaboration with the Yale
practice that raged across the how Art Deco became the 50% for under 18s, full-time of the 20th century. Center for British Art and
Western world from the end of £8 | £7 concessions seaside style. students & Art Fund Members Photographer Bill Brandt the Hepworth Wakefield.
the 19th century: Art Nouveau. and sculptor Henry Moore
50% for under 18s, full-time From resorts and hotels to FREE for Members and UEA met after they had both £13 | £12 concessions
A dazzling selection of students & Art Fund Members cinemas and amusement and NUA Student Members created images of the
ceramic, furniture, glass, parks, iconic examples London Underground 50% for under 18s, full-time
jewellery, paintings, posters FREE for Members and UEA of architecture will reveal Supported by during the Blitz. They both students & Art Fund Members
and prints, sculpture, and and NUA Student Members how Art Deco altered the went on to depict subjects
textiles will be on display, look of the British seafront. including coal miners and FREE for Members and UEA
featuring interpretations of The Mezzanine Gallery is not This exhibition of over 150 their families, Stonehenge, and NUA Student Members
nature and the creation of suitable for wheelchair users works will also shine a light and the body presented as
a modern style. on interiors, fashion, travel, landscape. Discover almost Tickets are not currently on sale
Supported by paintings and popular culture 200 works, featuring Brandt’s
Work will be from artists and to highlight the glamour rare colour transparencies ABOVE: Bill Brandt, Henry Moore, 1948,
ABOVE: Figure of Loïe Fuller, Riessner gelatin silver print, Hyman Collection, London
designers including René Stellmacher and Kessel (manufacturer), c.1900, and accessibility of this and Moore’s little-known © Bill Brandt/Bill Brandt Archive Ltd.
Lalique, Alphonse Mucha, earthenware. Sainsbury Centre collection. much-loved era of design. ABOVE: Carter, Stabler & Adams Ltd photo collages. Reproduced by permission of
Photo: Pete Huggins Leaping Deer vase c.1935 Photo: John Clark The Henry Moore Foundation.
ANISH KAPOOR ELISABETH FRINK ACQUISITION SCULPTURE PARK
East End Gallery Visit sainsburycentre.ac.uk/stories for details Visit sainsburycentre.ac.uk for details
The Sainsbury Centre is
delighted to have acquired a
significant group of 29 works
by Elisabeth Frink made
possible in accordance with
the wishes of the artist’s
late son, Lin Jammet.
Anish Kapoor is one of the This display has been made Powerful examples of work Summer is always a great most important British
most important sculptors possible with the support from all periods of Frink’s time to enjoy our Sculpture sculptors to have emerged
working today and of the Houghton Arts artistic practice will now Park but with recent events in the 1960s. Known for his
internationally recognized Foundation and is part of a form part of the permanent looking at art outdoors has abstract work, this piece
for his large-scale works. major exhibition on show across holdings in the region of the never been more important. from 2008 is more emblematic
The two alabaster works that the grounds and historic Suffolk-born artist’s birth. This season we have two and a powerful presence set
Kapoor has selected to show interiors of Houghton Hall. new sculptures to enjoy in the against the architecture of
at the Sainsbury Centre have west-end garden. A serene Norman Foster.
Supported by
been created through the ABOVE: large bronze head of John
Supported by
process of carving negative Elisabeth Frink Davies for those of you who
Green Man (Blue), 1992
space into positive form; Photo: Pete Huggins are missing his works in the
creating a voided interior gallery. Secondly a striking
RIGHT:
that informs the presence ABOVE: Elisabeth Frink work by Phillip King, Sun
of the work. Anish Kapoor, Untitled, 2010, Alabaster Tribute I, 1975 Roots II. King is one of the ABOVE:
John Davies, Head, 1997, bronze
Photo: Dave Morgan ©Anish Kapoor Photo: Pete Huggins
GALLERY SHOP ONLINE STUDIO CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
Visit sainsburycentre.ac.uk for details Visit sainsburycentre.ac.uk/online-activities July to December 2020
Our new Online Studio Mini Studio
invites you to LOOK at For preschool children
works in our collection for and their adults to explore
inspiration, MAKE your own together. Choose today’s
creative responses using adventure from 3 collections;
basic draft materials and Get Messy, Get Moving and
household items, and SHARE Get Making. Each activity is
your thoughts and artworks introduced by a character
on social media using the from our permanent collection,
#SCOnline hashtag. who suggests a simple activity
to engage and entertain. Schools & Outreach The Sculpture Park
ABOVE: The Sainsbury Centre Shop There are activities for all age Designed by Mini Studio There will be toilet facilities
Wolf and Moon
Orange Earrings £38 stocks a wide range of groups and new resources artists Caitlin Howell, Georgie The Schools team will be available (including a
products, from contemporary added regularly so why not Manly, Kaitlin Ferguson and working with schools and baby changing station) for
BELOW:
Ferm Living ceramics and handmade take a LOOK? Sorrel Muggridge. colleges in different ways in sculpture park visitors during
Selected Glassware sets from £35 jewellery to design gifts, the next academic year and gallery opening times.
greetings cards and art books. sainsburycentre.ac.uk/online- will share new opportunities
As well as stocking pieces activities in September. Free Self-Led Drop-In
from exciting makers & artists, Family Activities
the Sainsbury Centre shop also Online Studio In the meantime, there will not be available at the
regularly publishes a selection Activities designed by our are free online resources current time.
of award-winning books. associate artists for use at available for KS1-KS5
home, including: students learning at home We hope to see you soon
and at school.
Family Studio
Fun, creative activities suitable For more information or to
for all ages. Will you create a discuss ideas or an artist-led
dazzle den with Anna Brass, project in the next academic
curate your own windowsill year, email:
collection with Annie Brundrit scvagroupvisits@uea.ac.uk
or find a twin for an object
from our collection with The team are busy working
help from Ian Brownlie? Or on projects with a number
perhaps you could watch of groups within our
Kaitlin Ferguson’s video community from new parents
workshop Eccentric Portraits and carers to artists and
or find some new ways to ABOVE:
students including the Young
look around your home with Sea Otter’s Activity: Associates programme which ABOVE:
Genevieve Rudd? Float with me on the sea
Led by artist Georgie Manly, 2020
continues online. Recycle the view
Led by artist Genevieve Rudd, 2020
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There are a number of ways including unlimited free entry Without it we could not programme and stunning Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm. time c.35 minutes).
you can make a difference to exhibitions all year for you bring the benefits of art to entertaining spaces.
and support us. and up to two children per diverse audiences across the OUR COLLECTIONS 26: From Norwich Train
individual member. region. To thank you for your Whether your business FREE entry to the Sainsbury Station, stops at Castle
MAKE A DONATION philanthropy we will invite requires team-building, Centre Collection. Meadow and travels via
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You may wish to support us Individual £50 into art through a bespoke networking, or brand OPENING TIMES c.35 minutes).
by simply making a donation. Individual plus a guest £75 programme of curator-led awareness, our flexible new Monday Closed
We are very grateful for all Young member (under 26) £40 events, including our virtual package is tailored to suit Tuesday–Friday 9am–6pm BY TRAIN
contributions. FREE for UEA & NUA Students ‘At Home’ with the Sainsbury your budget and includes a Saturday–Sunday 10am–6pm The Sainsbury Centre is a
Centre Zoom meetings. free venue hire. Introductory 35 minute bus journey or
Donate today: Join us today: benefits for inaugural members. See website for exceptions, 25 minute taxi ride from
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on the Centre’s exciting online or call 01603 593199 Café, the Gallery Shop and
plans. accessible toilets.
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Saturday–Sunday 9.30am–5pm card and phone payments,
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LEFT: EAST END CAFÉ
Modern Life Café Currently remains closed.
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