WHAT'S ON
Exhibitions, workshops, and events. Find out more about what's on this season
What's on
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Nolan à l’Atelier 17
21 May - 8 August, Gallery, The Rodd
Nolan's etching experiments from his time at the famous Paris print workshop are presented alongside magnificent artworks by leading surrealists of the day.
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Simon Dorell: Jackdaws for company
21 May - 26 September, Rodd Court
The result of Dorrell's solitary ramblings at The Rodd during lockdown. His ink and gouache paintings of the house and historic farm buildings present a unique record of The Rodd resting dormant.
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Daniel Pryde-Jarman
21 May - 26 September, Outdoors, The Rodd
New sculpture by artist and curator Daniel Pryde-Jarman is presented across The Rodd's grounds.
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Nolan Collection
21 May - 26 September, Rodd Court
A changing display of works from the Nolan collection.
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Future Exhibition
Sir Sidney Nolan: Polaroids
Opening 17 June, Informality Gallery, Henley on Thames
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Future Workshop
Printmaking workshop – Exploring colour viscosity
Sunday 18 July, 10 am - 5 pm, The Rodd
In tandem with our current exhibition Nolan à l’Atelier 17, we are delighted to offer a one-day printmaking workshop exploring colour viscosity printing. Our workshop will look at the basic principles of viscosity printing and will be led by Prof. David Ferry, RE who co-curated the current Nolan exhibition.
£120 (All materials provided)
To book your place, please email info@sidneynolantrust.org
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Future Exhibition
Sidney Nolan: Colour of the Sky - Auschwitz Paintings
Opening 13 August, Gallery, The Rodd
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Future Event
The Life and World of Francis Rodd, Lord Rennell (1895-1978),
Friday 6 August, 6.30 pm, Gallery, The Rodd
An evening lecture by Philip Boobbyer. Philip will tell the intriguing story of Francis Rodd, explorer, banker, intelligence officer and military administrator in Africa and Italy. Lord Rennell lived at The Rodd between 1943 until his death in 1978.
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Future Event
Clun Valley Music at The Rodd,
Saturday 14 August, 7 pm, Gallery, The Rodd
The Auric String Quartet present a programme in which Beethoven’s deeply contemplative String Quartet in A minor, Op. 132 is set alongside music by Viktor Ullmann and Gideon Klein, two composers who died in the Holocaust.