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Our team have been busy ahead of our special exhibition opening next week! We're preparing the arresting and dramatic works of Edvard Munch for display in the largest UK exhibition of the artist's prints in nearly 50 years.
From femme fatales to shrieking skies, explore the unique and brilliant mind of one of the first truly 'modern' artists – tickets are selling fast, so advanced booking is strongly recommended.
Supported by AKO Foundation In collaboration with the Munch Museum, Oslo, Norway
Manga has been provocative and playful from its inception.
On 30 June 1880, artist Kawanabe Kyōsai painted a 17-metre-long stage curtain in only four hours (after a few bottles of rice wine!). The artwork was a humorous homage to the Shintomi Theater's actors, who Kyōsai depicted as monsters – the artist's spontaneous wit caused a sensation and his work stands at the root of modern manga. Discover more about history of manga in this blog.
Explore the art form taking the world by storm in this major exhibition – coming soon!
