Beyond War- Visualising Peace: Artists respond to the Armistice of 1918
The exhibition takes as its starting point the end of the momentous world war of 1914-18 and the view of the future for the survivors.
The exhibition takes as its starting point the end of the momentous world war of 1914-18 and the view of the future for the survivors.
Join us for our Family Launch Event on Saturday 10th November 10am - 12pm to mark the opening of an exhibition on the British Wildlife Photography Awards 2018.
A specially curated exhibition, presented as a rolling large scale projection of over 150 rarely seen images from Canterbury Museums and Galleries archives. Viewers are invited to reflect on the architectural, social and cultural changes in the city over the past century and beyond, explore memories of the city and...
A mixed media exhibition showcasing the work of the School of Fine Art at UCA Canterbury. Find out how the artists have responded directly to The Beaney’s unique collections, building, and to the work of illustrator Gerald Scarfe; whose work is on display in the Special Exhibition Gallery (Saturday 16...
A rare opportunity to explore the extensive but little-known production designs by celebrated political cartoonist.
A joint exhibition showcasing the work, and sharing the success, of recent studio art group sessions facilitated by Canterbury Art Studio (commissioned by the Live Well Kent and Shaw Trust organisations). Contributors were invited to participate as part of the health and well being programme with the focus on exploring...
Kent Cricket and The Beaney House of Art & Knowledge are delighted to announce that the ICC Cricket World Cup trophy will be coming to Canterbury on Tuesday 14th May.
The human story began over six million years ago in Africa. Come and learn about how humans have evolved from our earliest ancestors all the way through to ourselves, in a one-of-a-kind exhibition put on by the School of Anthropology and Conservation at the University of Kent. World-renowned experts on...
Meet Gerald Scarfe, Britain’s most celebrated political cartoonist, at our Exclusive Meet the Artist Event. The event is a part of our Gerald Scarfe: Stage and Screen exhibition and includes an informal talk and Q&A session with the artist himself, exclusive to Canterbury Museums and Galleries members and stakeholders. Get...
The Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize is the leading international photographic portrait competition.