Aldeburgh Festival Exhibition | Alison Wilding: Ramping Up
Twenty years after Alison Wilding's sculpture Migrant was first installed at Snape Maltings, and to celebrate its proud new setting in the reedbeds, the artist returns to the Aldeburgh Festival with a show of both new and existing works. Sculptures will land in several locations and will include Terrestrial (above) made as a counterpoint to Migrant, and first shown in the Peter Pears Gallery in Aldeburgh in 2003.
Co-curated with Karsten Schubert, London.
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Aldeburgh Festival Exhibition | John Piper
Best known for his picturesque architectural and landscape paintings, John Piper was also one of Britain's leading abstract artists during the 1930s. He was part of Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears’ creative circle, and they worked together for over a quarter of a century, including on designs for Britten’s most famous operas.
09 Jun – 25 Jun 2023
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Mary Potter
Mary Potter OBE lived in Aldeburgh for 30 years, and used her immediate surroundings to inspire her work. This exhibition features a selection from the extensive personal collection of Benjamin Britten and Peter Pears.
30 Mar – 29 Oct 2023
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In Conversation | Alison Wilding with Rosie Cooper
Twenty years after Alison Wilding's sculpture Migrant was first installed at Snape Maltings, and to celebrate its proud new setting in the reedbeds, the artist returns to the Aldeburgh Festival with an ambitious solo show. In this talk she discusses her work with Rosie Cooper, Director of Wysing Arts.
Peter Pears Recital Room, Snape Maltings
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