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Turner Contemporary
  • Barbara Hepworth, Discs of Eshelon, version 2, 1935, Plaster. Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts © Bowness.

    Seeing Round Corners

    Sat 21 May - Sun 25 Sep 2016
    The first UK exhibition to explore how artists have responded to the phenomenon of the circle, the disc or the sphere. The majority of works in the exhibition are from the 20th century onwards, including Barry Flanagan, Anish Kapoor, Barbara Hepworth, Paul Nash, David Batchelor and Richard Long.
    Barbara Hepworth, Discs of Eshelon, version 2, 1935, Plaster. Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts © Bowness.
  • JMW Turner, Vermilion Towers, c.1834, Gouache and watercolour on paper © Tate, London 2015.  

    JMW Turner: Adventures in Colour

    Sat 8 Oct 2016 - Sun 8 Jan 2017
    Turner and Colour is the first exhibition to examine this fundamental theme in relation to Turner, exploring the familiar outline of his life and art in a new way.
    JMW Turner, Vermilion Towers, c.1834, Gouache and watercolour on paper © Tate, London 2015.  
Turner Contemporary is a world-class gallery in the vibrant seaside town of Margate, showcasing contemporary and historical art in new and dynamic ways.

Admission is free.

Open Tuesday - Sunday and bank holidays, 10am - 6pm (Closed Mondays except bank holidays).

From 27 September until 7 October 2016 we are installing our autumn exhibition JMW Turner: Adventures in Colour and all our upper gallery spaces will be closed. You can still see Yinka Shonibare MBE:End of Empire in our Sunley Gallery. The shop and cafe also remain open.

We look forward to welcoming you to our autumn 2016 exhibition, which opens on Saturday 8 October, 10am.

Please note: the whole building is closed on Mondays.

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Open Tuesday - Sunday and bank holidays 10am - 6pm
(closed Mondays except bank holidays).

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