Tuesday 21st February, doors open at 6pm, talk begins at 6.30pm
Tickets: £10, Friends and Philanthropic Friends, £15 non-Friends, includes
welcome drink
At: The Fleming Collection, 13 Berkeley Street, W1J 8DU

This event will be a curator’s introduction to Barns-Graham herself, the themes of the show and to individual works of art, given by Lynne Green.
Lynne is an expert in British Modernism and contemporary art, and the author of W. Barns-Graham: A Studio Life. She is the curator of our Barns-Graham show and has written the essay for the catalogue that accompanies it.

Monday 12th March, doors open at 6pm, talk begins at 6.30pm, seated lecture
Tickets: £7.50, Friends and Philanthropic Friends, £10 non-Friends
At: The Fleming Collection, 13 Berkeley Street, W1J 8DU

The Barns-Graham Charitable Trust was established in 1987 by the Scottish artist Wilhelmina Barns-Graham (1912-2004). The main objectives of the Trust are threefold: to protect and promote her name and art; to support students of art and art history with grants and bursaries; to retain her home, Balmungo House, as a place of creativity with residencies for artists and writers. The talk will focus on the artist’s legacy, Balmungo House and the Trust’s activities.

Wednesday 25th April, doors open 6pm with Curator’s talk at 6.30pm
Tickets: Friends and Philanthropic Friends, £10, non-Friends £12.50, includes a welcome drink
At: Art First, 21 Eastcastle Street, London, W1W 8DD

Art First was the principal gallery to represent Barns-Graham during the final, highly productive, decade of her life. They are delighted to present A Line of Drawing 1943-1993, a remarkable collection of works by the artist spanning a fifty year period. The event will include a chance to view the exhibition with a glass of wine, followed by an in depth tour by an Art First curator.

1.10–1.30pm
The Fleming Collection, 13 Berkeley Street, London W1J 8DU
Informal ‘In Focus’ lunchtime talks are given by a member of the gallery staff at The Fleming Collection. There is no need to book and places are not limited. Please note no seating is provided. Lunchtime talks in Gallery One are free. Lunchtime Talks in Gallery Two are free with an admission ticket.

Thursday 2 February: J. D. Fergusson Jonquils and Silver (Gallery Two)

Thursday 16 February: James Pryde The Unknown Corner (Gallery Two)

Thursday 1 March: W. Barns-Graham: A Scottish Artist in St Ives (Gallery One)

Thursday 29 March: D. Y. Cameron The Boddin, Angus (Gallery Two)