Stories from the Sainsbury Centre

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Stories Archive

Enjoy reading a selection of archive stories on past exhibitions and events from the Sainsbury Centre.

“Trump’s the gift that keeps on giving”: Roger Law on the return of Spitting Image

The aftermath of the US presidential handover will fuel the new series of the puppet satire, says creator – and former Sainsbury Centre star – Roger Law.

 

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“His images seep into your consciousness”: Martin Parr on Bill Brandt’s Legacy

An insight into the enticing connections between two leading photographers.

 

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A photograph of a boat in the Arctic

In from the Cold: Five Sainsbury Centre Treasures at the British Museum

Objects from the Centre’s collection offer snapshots of life in the Arctic.

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Darren Waterston, Filthy Lucre, 2013-14. Photo: Luke Walker. Courtesy: The Artist and DC Moore Gallery, New York

The Never-ending Influence of Art Nouveau

Following the opening of Art Nouveau: The Nature of Dreams at the Sainsbury Centre, artist Darren Waterston and interior designer Robert Couturier discuss bringing organic forms and decorative motifs to their work.

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New Brighton Lido Postcard, 1930s. Lent by the Bruce Peter Collection

The Art of Escape

Our Art Deco by the Sea exhibition tells the story of the popular aesthetic of Britain’s coastal resorts. Explore the fascinating history and allure of Art Deco style with Curator and Acting Director Ghislaine Wood.

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The Sainsbury Centre shop: Paving the way for emerging artists and makers

An interview with Sainsbury Centre Visitor Services and Retail Manager, Rory Hill

 

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A journey through clay: Duro Olowu on The Journey of Things

Nigerian-born, British fashion designer Duro Olowu talks to curator Tania Moore about Odundo’s practice, importance and the gravitas of the display.

 

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Spies, Sufism and Sci-fi: Doris Lessing at 100

When Lessing arrived in London in 1949, Britain’s spy community were aware. The South African Police had informed MI5, calling her “an attractive, dangerous and forceful woman”.

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child participant from Hands Find Form project at Sainsbury Centre Learning

Hands Find Form

Hands Find Form was a seven-month collaboration between the Sainsbury Centre and Earlham Nursery School.

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Artwork: Dance_as_though_the_Ancestors_are_watching_2019 by Sonny Assu

Online Display

(Un)Named Maker, an online display curated by Sonny Assu.

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