Made in Merseyside Kirkby Gallery Visit

We are hoping to visiting Kirkby Gallery on Friday 19th September  for a special Merseyside event. Time to be confirmed.

                                    Made In Merseyside. 

Lots of information on our local talents and skills old and new. Our local hidden gem has so much to offer.    Free, but donations welcome.

Contact Maureen or Jan at u3a desk Tuesdays          Maureen

Added info re John Moore Painting Prize 17th October

We have been offered an introductory talk with Q and A at Walker Art  Gallery for above visit.

This will be £110 for a group,  about £7 each depending on numbers.

I think it’s a good idea, as we are all of differing opinions about the art work on display. It would shed some light on reasons why, what, etc.

Let me know if it is of interest or we can do our usual self guided visit. Free

Maureen

John Moore Painting Prize 17th October

It’s that time again, John Moore Painting Prize.    Marmite I know but worth a visit.

Let me know if you are interested and I will arrange a viewing     Entry is free , donations are welcome   Friday 17th  October. Train from Maghull St.12.48 pm  to Moorfields. Walk down to Walker Gallery for 1.45 pm  – 2pm start at Venue.  Nice Cafe on site.

Book at Art Appreciation desk Tuesday u3a.with Maureen or Jan

Maureen

Turner Always Contemporary, November 21st

We are very fortunate to book one of the few Curator talks at the Walker on

Turner: Always Contemporary

The exhibition @ Walker Art Gallery

This exhibition will mark 250 years since the birth of JMW Turner, exploring both the artist’s own work and his enduring impact on later generations of artists. Turner: Always Contemporary will include National Museums Liverpool’s collection of Turner’s oil paintings, works on paper and prints, alongside modern and contemporary artworks that delve into themes of travel, landscape, and artistic experimentation. A number of important and influential loaned works will also feature.

It will offer fresh perspectives on Turner and his legacy, highlighting how he grappled with issues that remain relevant today: climate change, immigration, tourism, and the role of the artist. Alongside Turner’s works, visitors will encounter pieces by Claude Monet, Ethel Walker, Bridget Riley and many more, bringing together 250 years of art to examine Turner’s timeless appeal. 

Entry including private tour / talk £20   Friday 21st November. 2pm

Meet at venue,  I:45 pm for 2:00pm start Booking is essential asap.

No refunds can be given if a late cancellation is given.Book with Maureen or Jan as Art Appreciation desk Tuesdays.We are given permission to use the art work on our flyers.