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MODERN ART OXFORD
One of the UK’s most exciting and influential contemporary arts organisations, Modern Art Oxford is free and open to all. WHAT'S ON - MODERN ART OXFORD An Oxford Dérive with Samson Kambalu. Saturday 3 July 2021 4.00pm— 5.00pm. Tour.
LEARN - MODERN ART OXFORD We are grateful to the following for their support: Art Fund, CHK Foundation , Doris Field Charitable Trust, Garfield Weston Foundation, Mr and Mrs J A Pye’s Charitable Settlement, P F Charitable Trust, The Arts Society Oxford, The Rothschild Foundation, TORCH (The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities), University of Oxford’s Small Community Grants Scheme and all those who wish toTRUSTEES & TEAM
Dominic Loehnis is a specialist executive search consultant for the media sector – spanning broadcast, publishing, and information services sectors, as well as venture capital-backed digitalbusinesses.
CITY AS STUDIO
This co-production has enabled an in-depth experience of making art, and the professional presentation of creative works. The resulting publication, City as Studio: Photographs of Oxford by Young Artists, invites readers to learn from their insights and is a creative response to vital questions for visual art. This project has been made possible with support from University of Oxford’s Small WHEREVER I AM: YAEL BARTANA, EMILY Wherever I am presents recent work, mostly unseen previously in the UK, by Yael Bartana and Emily Jacir. Their works in video and installation reflect their respective backgrounds, Israeli and Palestinian. Alongside there is a new selection of wartime photographsby Lee Miller.
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This International Women’s Day discover a catalyst moment in the history of women and the city of Oxford. Told through an exhibition-like presentation of archival materials held in The Women’s Library, LSE, Dr Gillian Murphy, the library’s Curator for Equality, Rights and Citizenship explores the occasion of the first Women’s Liberation Conference, deemed a momentous event for womenSAMSON KAMBALU:
Samson Kambalu. Oxford-based artist and writer Samson Kambalu (b. 1975 Chiradzulu, Malawi), studied at the University of Malawi (BA Fine Art and Ethnomusicology, 1995-99); Nottingham Trent University (MA Fine Art, 2002-03) and Chelsea College of Art and Design (PhD, 2011 –15).
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During 2018’s successful Young Visiting Artists project Modern Art Oxford worked with over 40 young people aged 6-11 in collaboration with Children Heard and Seen, a charity supporting children who are impacted by parental imprisonment. HANNAH RYGGEN: WOVEN HISTORIES Designed by narratestudio.co.uk Upper Gallery 1. We and our animals / Vi og våre dyr, 1934 This narrative tapestry, like many of Ryggen’s, uses the ‘simultaneousMODERN ART OXFORD
One of the UK’s most exciting and influential contemporary arts organisations, Modern Art Oxford is free and open to all. WHAT'S ON - MODERN ART OXFORD An Oxford Dérive with Samson Kambalu. Saturday 3 July 2021 4.00pm— 5.00pm. Tour.
LEARN - MODERN ART OXFORD We are grateful to the following for their support: Art Fund, CHK Foundation , Doris Field Charitable Trust, Garfield Weston Foundation, Mr and Mrs J A Pye’s Charitable Settlement, P F Charitable Trust, The Arts Society Oxford, The Rothschild Foundation, TORCH (The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities), University of Oxford’s Small Community Grants Scheme and all those who wish toTRUSTEES & TEAM
Dominic Loehnis is a specialist executive search consultant for the media sector – spanning broadcast, publishing, and information services sectors, as well as venture capital-backed digitalbusinesses.
CITY AS STUDIO
This co-production has enabled an in-depth experience of making art, and the professional presentation of creative works. The resulting publication, City as Studio: Photographs of Oxford by Young Artists, invites readers to learn from their insights and is a creative response to vital questions for visual art. This project has been made possible with support from University of Oxford’s Small WHEREVER I AM: YAEL BARTANA, EMILY Wherever I am presents recent work, mostly unseen previously in the UK, by Yael Bartana and Emily Jacir. Their works in video and installation reflect their respective backgrounds, Israeli and Palestinian. Alongside there is a new selection of wartime photographsby Lee Miller.
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This International Women’s Day discover a catalyst moment in the history of women and the city of Oxford. Told through an exhibition-like presentation of archival materials held in The Women’s Library, LSE, Dr Gillian Murphy, the library’s Curator for Equality, Rights and Citizenship explores the occasion of the first Women’s Liberation Conference, deemed a momentous event for womenSAMSON KAMBALU:
Samson Kambalu. Oxford-based artist and writer Samson Kambalu (b. 1975 Chiradzulu, Malawi), studied at the University of Malawi (BA Fine Art and Ethnomusicology, 1995-99); Nottingham Trent University (MA Fine Art, 2002-03) and Chelsea College of Art and Design (PhD, 2011 –15).
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During 2018’s successful Young Visiting Artists project Modern Art Oxford worked with over 40 young people aged 6-11 in collaboration with Children Heard and Seen, a charity supporting children who are impacted by parental imprisonment. HANNAH RYGGEN: WOVEN HISTORIES Designed by narratestudio.co.uk Upper Gallery 1. We and our animals / Vi og våre dyr, 1934 This narrative tapestry, like many of Ryggen’s, uses the ‘simultaneous LEARN - MODERN ART OXFORD We are grateful to the following for their support: Art Fund, CHK Foundation , Doris Field Charitable Trust, Garfield Weston Foundation, Mr and Mrs J A Pye’s Charitable Settlement, P F Charitable Trust, The Arts Society Oxford, The Rothschild Foundation, TORCH (The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities), University of Oxford’s Small Community Grants Scheme and all those who wish to VISIT - MODERN ART OXFORD Address: Modern Art Oxford 30 Pembroke St Oxford OX1 1BP. Modern Art Oxford is located in the heart of Oxford city centre, less than half a mile from the central Gloucester Green Bus Station and just over half a mile from Oxford's mainline rail station. HISTORY - MODERN ART OXFORD “Modern Art Oxford is a mountain in the landscape of modern art.” Laura Cummings, The Guardian. Modern Art Oxford has been presenting inspiring exhibitions of contemporary art for more than 50 years. CONTACT - MODERN ART OXFORD Modern Art Oxford’s exhibition programme is devised by the gallery’s curatorial team and is planned up to two years in advance, with exhibitions and projects arising from direct invitations toBLOG
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This exhibition takes a unique look at the work of visionary artist Ruth Asawa and includes her signature hanging sculptures and work asan arts educator.
SOL LEWITT - MODERN ART OXFORD Sol LeWitt (1928-2007), renowned for his role in establishing Conceptualism and Minimalism as dominant art movements in the postwar era, is perhaps best known for his masterful and brilliantly colouredwall drawings.
FUTURE KNOWLEDGE
Future Knowledge is a thought-provoking exhibition exploring the role of visual culture in continuing to raise awareness of the effects of climate change.Building upon last year’s inaugural edition (20 May – 25 June 2017), this exhibition brings together artworks, prototypes and projects by artists, designers and thinkers from a range of different disciplines, in order to showcase LE RODEUR: THE LOCK, REVENGE 1. personal relationship to water and the Freedom and Change, 1984 ‘Discourse is a primary tool against the weapons used to marginalise and write out of history our contribution / sheOUT OF BEIRUT
A comprehensive exhibition of work by artists from Beirut. Out of Beirut introduces new and recent work by artists such as Lamia Jorege, Walid Sadek, Walid Raad, Joana Hadjithomas, Khalil Joreige, Zaid Abillama, Bernard Khoury and Tony Chakar.MODERN ART OXFORD
One of the UK’s most exciting and influential contemporary arts organisations, Modern Art Oxford is free and open to all. WHAT'S ON - MODERN ART OXFORD An Oxford Dérive with Samson Kambalu. Saturday 3 July 2021 4.00pm— 5.00pm. Tour.
LEARN - MODERN ART OXFORD We are grateful to the following for their support: Art Fund, CHK Foundation , Doris Field Charitable Trust, Garfield Weston Foundation, Mr and Mrs J A Pye’s Charitable Settlement, P F Charitable Trust, The Arts Society Oxford, The Rothschild Foundation, TORCH (The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities), University of Oxford’s Small Community Grants Scheme and all those who wish to ABOUT - MODERN ART OXFORD Oxford’s only public space dedicated to contemporary art and culture. Free and open to all, Modern Art Oxford works with you to celebrate the relevance of art and creativity to society today. SHOP - MODERN ART OXFORD Shop online for unique gifts, jewellery from independent designers and makers, artist's editions and exhibition merchandise and catalogues. EARLY YEARS: MAKE PLAY ‘The energy, laughter and chatter that emerge during each session seems testament to the authenticity of our self-led, co-learning approach which respects all as capable, curious, co-creators and celebrates play as an innately human endeavour which can be at its richest when it occurs inter-generationally.’CITY AS STUDIO
This co-production has enabled an in-depth experience of making art, and the professional presentation of creative works. The resulting publication, City as Studio: Photographs of Oxford by Young Artists, invites readers to learn from their insights and is a creative response to vital questions for visual art. This project has been made possible with support from University of Oxford’s SmallCOMING SOON
This exhibition takes a unique look at the work of visionary artist Ruth Asawa and includes her signature hanging sculptures and work asan arts educator.
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This International Women’s Day discover a catalyst moment in the history of women and the city of Oxford. Told through an exhibition-like presentation of archival materials held in The Women’s Library, LSE, Dr Gillian Murphy, the library’s Curator for Equality, Rights and Citizenship explores the occasion of the first Women’s Liberation Conference, deemed a momentous event for womenMODERN ART OXFORD
One of the UK’s most exciting and influential contemporary arts organisations, Modern Art Oxford is free and open to all. WHAT'S ON - MODERN ART OXFORD An Oxford Dérive with Samson Kambalu. Saturday 3 July 2021 4.00pm— 5.00pm. Tour.
LEARN - MODERN ART OXFORD We are grateful to the following for their support: Art Fund, CHK Foundation , Doris Field Charitable Trust, Garfield Weston Foundation, Mr and Mrs J A Pye’s Charitable Settlement, P F Charitable Trust, The Arts Society Oxford, The Rothschild Foundation, TORCH (The Oxford Research Centre in the Humanities), University of Oxford’s Small Community Grants Scheme and all those who wish to ABOUT - MODERN ART OXFORD Oxford’s only public space dedicated to contemporary art and culture. Free and open to all, Modern Art Oxford works with you to celebrate the relevance of art and creativity to society today. SHOP - MODERN ART OXFORD Shop online for unique gifts, jewellery from independent designers and makers, artist's editions and exhibition merchandise and catalogues. EARLY YEARS: MAKE PLAY ‘The energy, laughter and chatter that emerge during each session seems testament to the authenticity of our self-led, co-learning approach which respects all as capable, curious, co-creators and celebrates play as an innately human endeavour which can be at its richest when it occurs inter-generationally.’CITY AS STUDIO
This co-production has enabled an in-depth experience of making art, and the professional presentation of creative works. The resulting publication, City as Studio: Photographs of Oxford by Young Artists, invites readers to learn from their insights and is a creative response to vital questions for visual art. This project has been made possible with support from University of Oxford’s SmallCOMING SOON
This exhibition takes a unique look at the work of visionary artist Ruth Asawa and includes her signature hanging sculptures and work asan arts educator.
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This International Women’s Day discover a catalyst moment in the history of women and the city of Oxford. Told through an exhibition-like presentation of archival materials held in The Women’s Library, LSE, Dr Gillian Murphy, the library’s Curator for Equality, Rights and Citizenship explores the occasion of the first Women’s Liberation Conference, deemed a momentous event for women ABOUT - MODERN ART OXFORD Oxford’s only public space dedicated to contemporary art and culture. Free and open to all, Modern Art Oxford works with you to celebrate the relevance of art and creativity to society today. SHOP - MODERN ART OXFORD Shop online for unique gifts, jewellery from independent designers and makers, artist's editions and exhibition merchandise and catalogues. HISTORY - MODERN ART OXFORD “Modern Art Oxford is a mountain in the landscape of modern art.” Laura Cummings, The Guardian. Modern Art Oxford has been presenting inspiring exhibitions of contemporary art for more than 50 years. CONTACT - MODERN ART OXFORD Modern Art Oxford’s exhibition programme is devised by the gallery’s curatorial team and is planned up to two years in advance, with exhibitions and projects arising from direct invitations to CAFÉ - MODERN ART OXFORD The Café is now offering a specialised children’s menu, seasonal meals, sustainable treats and more. Please note that until the end of June, the Café is currently only open on weekends. SUPPORT - MODERN ART OXFORD Modern Art Oxford must raise over £700,000 each year, in addition to our Arts Council and Oxford City Council funding. As a charity, the gallery relies on the generosity of supporters as well as on its commercial activity to raise income. WHAT'S ON - MODERN ART OXFORD Café. Contact. Modern Art Oxford is now open. Our opening hours are Tuesday - Sunday, 11am - 4pm. We are not open on Mondays. What’s On. EARLY YEARS: MAKE PLAY ‘The energy, laughter and chatter that emerge during each session seems testament to the authenticity of our self-led, co-learning approach which respects all as capable, curious, co-creators and celebrates play as an innately human endeavour which can be at its richest when it occurs inter-generationally.’HOW NATURE BUILDS
How Nature Builds is a group project led by artist and researcher Sarah Blissett to explore the connections and flows between nature andthe human body.
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This co-production has enabled an in-depth experience of making art, and the professional presentation of creative works. The resulting publication, City as Studio: Photographs of Oxford by Young Artists, invites readers to learn from their insights and is a creative response to vital questions for visual art. This project has been made possible with support from University of Oxford’s Small Skip to main content__ __ _☰_
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