ART at the ARB

13/09/2024

Dear all
👋 The Art at the ARB page will no longer be updated, but you can still find our news and exhibitions on Instagram and X under the handle .

10/09/2024

🎨 Nature • Line • Colour
Don't miss this stunning and uplifting summer exhibition by Louise Stebbing, Jane Ashdown and Bette Spektorov.

The exhibition provides a unique opportunity to view each artist’s work in a celebration of skill, vibrant colour and joyfulness in art.

The exhibition at the Alison Richard Building runs until 13 September and is open weekdays from 9:00 - 17:00.
arbart.crassh.cam.ac.uk/nature-line-colour

02/09/2024

🖼️ Nature • Line • Colour

Visit our summer exhibition to see paintings, etchings and linocuts by artists Louise Stebbing, Jane Ashdown and Bette Spektorov.

A joyful show of colour, expressive marks, delicate lines and sensitive depictions of nature.

arbart.crassh.cam.ac.uk/nature-line-colour

06/08/2024

🖼️ A new exhibition coming soon!
Nature • Line • Colour

A unique opportunity to see paintings, etchings and linocuts by Louise Stebbing, Jane Ashdown and Bette Spektorov.

This stunning and joyful show presents explosions of rich colour, expressive marks, delicate lines and sensitive depictions of nature.

🍷 Join us at the exhibition reception on Thursday 8 August from 17:30 – 20:00. All are welcome!

arbart.crassh.cam.ac.uk/nature-line-colour

04/07/2024

🎨 Currently showing at the Alison Richard Building
'Holding Time' an exhibition by Ruth Murray and Linda Hemmersbach

The beautiful and evocative display of paintings and small sculptures has themes such as landscape, geological matter, deep time, the body and birth, constellations of memory, consciousness and hope.

The show runs until 18 July 2024 and is open to visitors on weekdays between 9:00 and 17:00.

arbart.crassh.cam.ac.uk/holding-time

14/06/2024

🎨 Holding Time - a new exhibition by Ruth Murray and Linda Hemmersbach at the Alison Richard Building.

🗓️ Exhibition 13 June - 18 July 2024
🍷 Private View 15 June from 3-5pm with an artist tour at 4pm
🔗 https://arbart.crassh.cam.ac.uk/holding-time/

'Holding Time' explores the artists' mutual fascination with the materiality of paint and its ability to evoke places and sensations through colour, surface and touch.

Focusing on the relationship between ourselves and the environments we inhabit and through which we move, the exhibition aims to show the many shared avenues that their studio practices have taken.

Themes such as landscape, geological matter, deep time, the body and birth, are presented as constellations of memory, consciousness and hope.

Exhibition space at the University of Cambridge