Artists for Kettle's Yard


19 March - 8 May 2011

Works for sale in aid of the Kettle's Yard Development Appeal - over £180,000 already raised through sales over the first weekend and many works still available.

Most of the work in this exhibition is for sale at Kettle's Yard. There is no VAT and many works are at discounted prices. The prices are included in the catalogue which can be downloaded as a PDF (link left).

As fundraising towards a new education wing gathers momentum we present an exhibition of works donated by artists to Kettle’s Yard. The exhibition offers a rare opportunity to see some of the biggest names in contemporary art - from major sculptures by Damien Hirst, David Nash, Phyllida Barlow and Antony Gormley to sumptuous paintings by Michael Craig-Martin, Bridget Riley, Lisa Milroy, Callum Innes and Maggi Hambling, and ceramics by Edmund de Waal and Natasha Daintry. Donations have come from many quarters and include former Artist Fellows: Tony Carter, Stephen Chambers, Jane Dixon and Paul Winstanley; recent exhibitors: Ian McKeever, Alan Reynolds, Michelle Charles, Helena Almeida, David Ward, Karla Black and Claire Barclay; Cambridge artists: Lida Cardozo Kindersley, Elspeth Owen, Michael Brick and Jon Harris and artists such as John Blackburn and John Golding who have a long association with Kettle’s Yard.

Alongside these are gifts from the estates of Kenneth Martin, Barbara Hepworth and Josef and Anni Albers. The range of artists, as well as collectors, donating to the exhibition reflects the scope of the exhibition programme that Kettle’s Yard has presented. Their generous support is an indication of the value they place on the gallery.

Many of the works are available for sale in the exhibition.
As well as the education wing, the development will bring a new project gallery, an extended art library, proper collection storage and a cafe. So far over £2 million has been raised. To find out more about the proposed development please go to the development pages of our web site ».

Including: Anni Albers, Josef Albers, Helena Almeida, Eugene Atget, Claire Barclay, Phyllida Barlow, Regine Bartsch, Karla Black, John Blackburn, Michael Brick, Jeffrey Camp, Anthony Caro, Tony Carter, Stephen Chambers, Michelle Charles, Prunella Clough, Paul Coldwell, Stephen Cox, Michael Craig-Martin, Natasha Daintry, Francis Davison, Jane Dixon, Ken Draper, Jennifer Durrant, Vanessa Gardiner, Eric Gill, John Golding, Antony Gormley, Kip Gresham, Maggi Hambling, Jon Harris, Mona Hatoum, Claude Heath, Barbara Hepworth, Jason Hicklin, Nicola Hicks, Damien Hirst, David Hockney, John Hubbard, James Hugonin, Callum Innes, Augustus John, Tory Lawrence, Alex Lowery, Peter Logan, Anish Kapoor, Linda Karshan, Lida Cardozo Kindersley, Paul Klee, Issam Kourbaj, Langlands and Bell, Ian McKeever, Kenneth Martin, Edward Middleditch, Lisa Milroy, David Nash, Elspeth Owen, Bryan Pearce, Mary Potter, Marc Quinn, Peter Randall-Page, Alan Reynolds, Bridget Riley, Ceri Richards, Matthew Sanderson, Michael Sandle, Yuko Shiraishi, Jamie Shovlin, Daniel Sturgis, Edmund de Waal, David Ward, Alison Wilding, Paul Winstanley, Christopher Wood, Bill Woodrow.

"Kettle's Yard is an invaluable visual resource for the university and town that combines a foundational collection made at the birth of modernism in Britain with an evolving programme of contemporary art. Kettle's Yard is a necessary balance to the historical collections of the Fitzwilliam and a lively and living place to experience art." Antony Gormley

 

Kettle's Yard: FOUND

 


Kettle's Yard: FOUND »

A Garage Sale - 17-22 May in Brompton, London

A one-off sale of artworks, found objects, textiles, rugs, furniture and crafts will raise funds for the new education wing at Kettle's Yard with a star studded programme of artistic and literary events.


 

 

 

EVENTS

 


Exploring Form: Artists For Kettle's Yard appeal workshop

Sunday, 3 April, 1-4pm
Sculpture workshop with artist Issam Kourbaj


Led by Issam Kourbaj, artist-in-residence at Christ’s College. Observe the architectural environment of Kettle's Yard and make your own sculptural response. See Issam Kourbaj's web site: http://www.issamkourbaj.co.uk/

All proceeds from these workshops support our development appeal campaign to build two new education spaces and a café as well as creating a new access gallery and improving storage for our collections.  We would like to thank the artists for generously donating their time.

This workshop is one of a series of three - see also 9th and 10th April.


For adults and 16+
cost: £40 (£35 conc.)
buy online: University of Cambridge estore
or call 01223 748100.

 


Exploring Shape: Artists For Kettle's Yard appeal workshop

Saturday, 9 April, 1-4pm
Printmaking workshop with Master Printer Kip Gresham


Led by Kip Gresham, Master Printer and Director of The Print Studio. Learn about screen printing and colour layering techniques and make prints inspired by Kettle's Yard. See The Print Studio web site here: http://theprintstudio.tumblr.com/

All proceeds from these workshops support our development appeal campaign to build two new education spaces and a café as well as creating a new access gallery and improving storage for our collections.  We would like to thank the artists for generously donating their time.

This workshop is one of a series of three - see also 3rd and 10th April.


For adults and 16+
cost: £40 (£35 conc.)
buy online: University of Cambridge estore
or call 01223 748100.

 


Exploring Line: Artists For Kettle's Yard appeal workshop

Sunday, 10 April, 1-4pm
Wire sculpture workshop with artist Matthew Sanderson


Led by artist Matthew Sanderson, maker of the Chronophage on top of the Corpus Clock. Collect ideas from our current exhibition to make wire sculptures, exploring a range of techniques. You can see his work on his website: http://www.sanderson-sculpture.com/

All proceeds from these workshops support our development appeal campaign to build two new education spaces and a café as well as creating a new access gallery and improving storage for our collections.  We would like to thank the artists for generously donating their time.

This workshop is one of a series of three - see also 3rd and 9th April.


For adults and 16+
cost: £40 (£35 conc.)
buy online: University of Cambridge estore
or call 01223 748100.

 

 

 

Lunchtime talks 2011

 


Exhibition talk - exploring sculpture

Thursday, 24 March, 1.10-1.40pm
Find out more about the current exhibition: Artists for Kettle's Yard


A talk by Michael Harrison, Director of Kettle's Yard exploring the sculptures in the current exhibition.






Exhibition talk - exploring Craft in Contemporary Art

Thursday, 7 April, 1.10-1.40pm
Find out more about the current exhibition: Artists for Kettle's Yard


A talk by Lizzie Fisher, Curator of Exhibitions exploring craft in contemporary art using the current exhibition.




Exhibition talk - exploring painting

Thursday, 5 May, 1.10-1.40pm
Find out more about the current exhibition: Artists for Kettle's Yard


A talk by Michael Harrison, Director of Kettle's Yard exploring the paintings in the current exhibition.