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Exhibitions 27.04.2020
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Six Lockdown Walks
Artist John Newling and writer Alys Fowler exchange letters on their daily walks, through residential areas and open spaces in Nottingham and Birmingham. Reflecting on the pattern language of these environs and their own behaviours, some happy accidents and moments of connection occur.
Exhibitions 09.04.2020
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New digital content
While the gallery is temporarily closed, we continue to share our exhibitions and activities via our digital channels. Please continue to visit Ikon’s website and engage with us via social media.
HMP Grendon 30.03.2020
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Notes from HMP Grendon
The latest post by Dean Kelland, Ikon’s artist in residence at HMP Grendon.
“You forget where you are and feel normal for three hours.”
HMP Grendon 14.01.2020
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Notes from HMP Grendon
The latest post by Dean Kelland, Ikon’s artist in residence at HMP Grendon.
“Elvis always wins…and you should know that!”
Ikon Shop 09.12.2019
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Winter Craft Market: Meet the Makers
Join us for our annual Winter Craft Market on Thursday 12 December, 5.30-8.30pm, expanded over both floors of the gallery. Take the opportunity to meet a range of local independent makers, with artisan food and drink alongside stalls selling jewellery, gifts, cards and books plus music from the Diskery and 20% off in Ikon Shop.
HMP Grendon 05.12.2019
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Notes from Grendon - Koestler Awards Entries 2019
Each year Koestler Arts award and give feedback to over 3000 people across 50 categories for submitting artwork. This year there were over 60 entries from HMP Grendon, including painting, drawing, poetry and mixed media.
Exhibitions 19.11.2019
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Forward Programme 2020-21
Ikon is delighted to announce plans for 2020-21 including exhibitions, off-site projects and events.
How to Make a Leaping Hare
Did you know Cass Art sponsor our Learning Programme? Watch this video to see our Family Team use Cass Art materials to make Barry Flanagan inspired leaping hares. Roll and cut your own leaping hares!
Exhibitions 31.10.2019
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OTO at Ikon: David Toop
In the early 1970s, Carlyle Reedy, Paul Burwell and David Toop were invited to perform in Flanagan’s exhibition at the Rowan Gallery, London, though little remains of this improvised performance as it was not recorded or filmed. For Ikon, Toop explores the ghostliness of such events, disinterring memories from virtually nothing – a photograph, voices of living witnesses (if they can be persuaded) or perhaps instruments and gestures used over 45 years ago.
HMP Grendon 18.10.2019
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Notes from HMP Grendon
The latest post by Dean Kelland, Ikon’s artist in residence at HMP Grendon.
“Somewhere in my drawer upstairs I have an original Frank Sidebottom badge that she had given me years ago.”
Ikon wins Ampersand Foundation Award for Carlo Crivelli Exhibition
Ikon is delighted to announce winning the inaugural £125,000 Ampersand Foundation Award, which will enable the gallery to realise its dream of staging an exhibition of works by the 15th century master Carlo Crivelli. The Trustees of the National Gallery in London have agreed to lend four masterpieces by Crivelli for the exhibition.
Exhibitions 07.10.2019
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Barry Flanagan - Monument (1996)
Jo Melvin, Director of The Estate of Barry Flanagan, discusses Flanagan’s large bronze sculpture Monument (1966).
Exhibitions 20.09.2019
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How a Bronze Sculpture is Made: AB Fine Art Foundry
Many of Barry Flanagan’s bronze sculptures have been, and still are, cast at AB Fine Art. Foundry Technician Chloë walks through the processes involved in making bronze sculptures, from the initial wax casting stage to the final stages of patination.
HMP Grendon 05.09.2019
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Starting work at HMP Grendon
Get monthly updates on activity surrounding the new three year artist residency at HMP Grendon.
Exhibitions 09.08.2019
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Artists from The Aerodrome: Polly Apfelbaum
Ikon’s current exhibition The Aerodrome is dedicated to the memory of Michael Stanley, Curator of Ikon before becoming Director of Milton Keynes Gallery and then Modern Art Oxford, who died tragically in 2012. The exhibition features over 40 artists Stanley worked with, all of whom held him in great affection.
Exhibitions 19.07.2019
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Artists from The Aerodrome: Simon & Tom Bloor
Ikon’s current exhibition The Aerodrome is dedicated to the memory of Michael Stanley, Curator of Ikon before becoming Director of Milton Keynes Gallery and then Modern Art Oxford, who died tragically in 2012. The exhibition features over 40 artists Stanley worked with, all of whom held him in great affection.
Exhibitions 16.07.2019
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Artists from The Aerodrome: Boyd & Evans
Ikon’s current exhibition The Aerodrome is dedicated to the memory of Michael Stanley, Curator of Ikon before becoming Director of Milton Keynes Gallery and then Modern Art Oxford, who died tragically in 2012. The exhibition features over 40 artists Stanley worked with, all of whom held him in great affection.