NG200 Members' tour
An exclusive guided tour looking at the relationship the National Gallery has had with contemporary artists over the past 200 years
Friday, 10 May 2024 - FULLY BOOKED
2 - 3 pm
Members
About
As part of our Bicentenary celebrations, Emily Stone, Contemporary Art Project Curator, invites you on this guided walking tour to explore the relationship between contemporary artists and the Gallery over the last two centuries.
Emily will speak about some of the fascinating works in the collection, such as Boris Anrep's mosaics, works by Pintoricchio and Crivelli, and, of course, Bridget Riley's huge wall painting in our Annenberg Court.
The tour will conclude with an eye on the next 200 years sharing news about the upcoming Modern and Contemporary programme.
Please note, this tour will move through the Gallery and will involve headsets. Please meet in Annenberg Court where headsets and folding stools will be available.
Image: Emily Stone © The National Gallery, London
Your speaker
Emily Stone is the Project Curator: Jeremy Deller Commission in the Modern & Contemporary team at the National Gallery. Emily received her undergraduate from the University of Brighton and holds an MA in Museum Studies from the University of Leicester. She has previously held positions at institutions including the National Portrait Gallery, where she recently managed nine partnership projects, UCL and Tate. She co-edited the Future Citizen Guide publication and co-curated Tate Exchange’s first summer residency.
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A contemporary art tour
NG200 Members' tour
An exclusive guided tour looking at the relationship the National Gallery has had with contemporary artists over the past 200 years
Friday, 10 May 2024 - FULLY BOOKED
2 - 3 pm
Members
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