Duos: The Art Of Collaboration
Discover a new group exhibition showcasing shared canvases, dynamic working practices and collaborative identities that celebrate the creative force of collaboration.
This exhibition draws inspiration from the remarkable collaborative endeavours showcased in our accompanying exhibition ‘Dorothy Hepworth and Patricia Preece: An Untold Story‘, as well the enduring influence of the Bloomsbury group’s collaborative ethos – where roles are often fluid and boundaries between individual contributions blur.
The exhibition takes place at Charleston in Lewes, our new cultural centre in the heart of the town. Join us in our interactive learning space where you can experience an interactive commission from The White Pube and share your ideas for our future programme and changes you want to see in the artworld.
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Discover a new group exhibition showcasing shared canvases, dynamic working practices and collaborative identities that celebrate the creative force of collaboration.
This exhibition draws inspiration from the remarkable collaborative endeavours showcased in our accompanying exhibition ‘Dorothy Hepworth and Patricia Preece: An Untold Story‘, as well the enduring influence of the Bloomsbury group’s collaborative ethos – where roles are often fluid and boundaries between individual contributions blur.
The exhibition takes place at Charleston in Lewes, our new cultural centre in the heart of the town. Join us in our interactive learning space where you can experience an interactive commission from The White Pube and share your ideas for our future programme and changes you want to see in the artworld.
Artists on show
- Bob & Roberta Smith
- Boyd & Evans
- Christo
- Duncan Grant
- Edward le Bas
- Irina Melsom and Hans Askheim
- Jake & Dinos Chapman
- Jessica Voorsanger
- Lee Miller
- Lío Mehiel and Wynne Neilly
- Lorna Hamilton-Brown & Richard Mark Rawlins
- Nina Beier & Marie Lund
- Nina Mhach Durban & Athen Kardashian
- Phyllis Keyes & Angelica Garnett
- Quentin Bell
- Rottingdean Bazaar
- Sir Roland Penrose
- The White Pube
- Vanessa Bell
- Virginia Woolf