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Explore our current and upcoming exhibitions, galleries, Britten Pears Arts Collection and more.
Beryl & Pam is a series of two-person exhibitions. This collaborative showcase features pioneering artist Anna Ilsley and Hannah Lees.
Britten Pears Arts is honoured to present former staff member, Alfie Carpenter’s (1989-2023), first retrospective exhibition of his paintings and collages of East Anglian landscapes.
An exhibition exploring Britten and Pears’ lives in Aldeburgh and how this coastal town inspired them to establish the Aldeburgh Festival of Music and the Arts.
A group exhibition featuring pieces from the Britten Pears Arts Collection, exploring a joyful thread in Peter Pears' collecting interests: primary colour.
This exhibition brings back Maggi Hambling – a pioneering artist who is also a long-term patron of Britten Pears Arts.
A special Aldeburgh Festival exhibition by renowned conceptual artist Cerith Wyn Evans.
An exhibition of painting and sound documenting “...the fierce forces that are unleashed when the planet’s forests are pushed over the edge”.
A collection of new work by Tessa Newcomb featuring memorable moments captured at The Red House and at Snape Maltings.
This exhibition explores the friendship between Benjamin Britten, Peter Pears and Keith Grant, which began in 1967, and incorporates the works they owned by the artist.
Acclaimed British artist, Rachel Jones, collaborates with soprano Gweneth Ann Rand for the three Messiaen recitals during the Festival (on 8, 14 and 17 June). Jones’ animated painting projections will form a dazzling backdrop to the performances.