Royston & District
Museum & Art Gallery

Lower King Street, Royston, Hertfordshire  SG8 5AL

 
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EXHIBITIONS AND EVENTS

Exhibition by Royston Photographic Society
Saturday 21 February to Saturday 4 April
Impressions
Saturday 11 April to Saturday 6  June

An exhibition of Prints and Paintings by Liz Beardwell, who will also run a Try and Buy workshop on Saturday 11 April between 2 and 4 pm for visitors to make their own prints on the Royston Crow printing press

Three Generations of Artists
Saturday 13 June to Saturday 8 August

By Rae Cook, Emily Cook and Richard Johnson.
Rae Cook says: ' My overall aim is to produce artwork that creates a pleasing, calm and thought-provoking effect'.  Her daughter Emily refers to the particular influence of Klimt, Beardsley and the Art Nouveau period on her own work.  The early work of Rae's father, Richard Johnson, was done in watercolours, later moving on to oils and he particularly enjoys traditional painting in still life.

Paired Vision - Take Two
Saturday 15 August to Saturday 3 October

A photographic exhibition by photographers Sue and Terry Hartga who have been working together for the last three years producing work which complements and overlaps, but also takes its own trajectory.

Etchings by E H Whydale
Saturday 10 October to Saturday 28 November

An exhibition of etchings by E Herbert Whydale, with special emphasis on the Elizabeth Marsh Collection.

Chromawhite
Saturday 5 December to Saturday 7 February 2010

An exhibition of Photographic Artwork by Lupe Cunha
Royston Photographic Society
Saturday 14 February to Saturday 3 April


Opening Hours
 Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday, 10 am - 4.45 pm.

WE  REGRET
  THAT  OPENING  ON  SUNDAYS  AND  BANK  HOLIDAY  MONDAYS
DURING  THE  SUMMER  MONTHS  HAS  NOW  BEEN  DISCONTINUED

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