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“I believe with all my soul that a true artist paints solely for himself”: so said this remarkable artist. Souza’s friendship with Britten and Pears, and his famous portrait of the latter, inspire this special Festival exhibition.
Gallery 21, Snape Maltings
Artist Julian Perry and composer Stevie Wishart are collaborating to create a powerful and emotionally charged installation at Snape Maltings.
Building 7, Switch Room & Winch Gallery, Snape Maltings
See things in a new light: this remarkable exhibition brings together items never before displayed, some very recent additions to the collection, and some that have only rarely seen the light of day.
The Archive, The Red House, Aldeburgh
Sarah Lucas returns to Snape Maltings with Champagne Maradona.
Snape Maltings
An exhibition of John Caple's paintings in the Winch Gallery at Snape Maltings.
Winch Gallery, Snape Maltings
The Singh Twins’ highly decorative and symbolic work explores interrelated themes around politics, identity and culture.
Concert Hall Foyer, Snape Maltings
Benjamin Britten was born on St Cecilia’s Day, the patron saint of music. Music was his gift, vocation, and part of his identity. This exhibition explores the spiritual aspects of his life and music.
The Red House, Aldeburgh
An exhibition of the monochromatic works by artists such as David Hockney, Josef Scharl, Sidney Nolan, Christian Rohlfs and Francis Newton Souza which have been collected by Britten and Pears.
Experience Britten Pears Arts’ most ambitious summer exhibition of work by contemporary artists, including Curtis Holder, Ania Hobson, Jim Broadbent, Emily Hana, Daniel Halsall, Liam Hennessy, John Kiki, John Robinson, Jo Chapman, Michael Strand, Laurence Edwards, Jelly Green, Maggi Hambling, and Roger Hardy.
Pore over Britten and Pears’ extensive art collection at The Red House.
