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Tim Walker: Dreamscapes
Sat 25 May 13 - Sun 01 Sep 13
An innovative exhibition of photographs by Tim Walker, revealing how this leading fashion photographer is a significant artist with roots in traditions of English landscape ... view details
General News > Unclaimed Raffle Prize from Keith Coventry Preview
The first prize of the raffle drawn on the evening of Friday 13th July, at the opening of the Keith Coventry Black Bronze White Slaves exhibition was unclaimed.
For those of you who attended and left before the raffle was drawn, please check your tickets as number 83 on orange was the winner of an exclusive 'Behind the Scenes' Tour of the exhibition with Greville Worthington, Curator.
If you would like to claim your prize, please contact Alison Nicholson, Marketing Officer on 01833 694600 and she will arrange your Tour with Greville.
Please note:
Greville is giving a Gallery Talk for all Museum visitors next Tuesday 31st July at 2.30.
