Thursday 25 August 2022

The National Gallery - New events announced!

 

Autumn events to book now

Bring art into your autumn with our exciting line-up of events, online and in the Gallery. Hear new perspectives at evening talks and discussions, enjoy spine-tingling live music, or dive into the collection with in-depth courses starting in September. 


Unmissable courses

Claude Monet, 'The Gare St-Lazare', 1877 © The National Gallery, London

Western painting

On this four-week course, explore what is considered inherently ‘Western’ about the paintings in the collection and beyond.

Every Monday, 5 – 26 September
10.30 am
Tickets £60
Online

Bridget Riley 'Messengers' © The National Gallery, London

Women and art

Discover the important contributions women have made to art through a close look at paintings in the collection, on this four-week course.

Every Thursday, 3 – 24 November
3 pm
Tickets £60
In Gallery


Live performances

Marco Mencoboni © Marco Mencoboni

The Myra Hess concert

For our annual celebration of pianist Myra Hess, we welcome musician Marco Mencoboni who harnesses the spirit of her solo performances.

Thursday 6 October
1 pm
Free
In Gallery

Chiara Bersani, 'Seeking Unicorns'. Photo by Alice Brazzit

Seeking Unicorns

The award-winning Italian artist and performer Chiara Bersani gives a misunderstood mythical creature, the unicorn, its own voice.

Saturday 22 and Sunday 23 October
12 pm and 3 pm
Tickets £15
In Gallery


Stand-out talks

Last chance to book

Explore the art of 'Gilded Age' American artists working in Paris - like Whistler, John Singer Sargent and, focus of our September show, Winslow Homer. 

Wednesday 31 August
4 pm
Free
Online

Samson Kambalu. Photo ©️ James O Jenkins

In conversation

Hear from this year’s Fourth Plinth commission artist, Samson Kambalu, when his large-scale sculpture 'Antelope' is unveiled.

Friday 23 September
6.30 pm
Free
In Gallery


Just for Members

Did you know you can enjoy a bespoke programme of special events as a Member - including exclusive curator introductions to every exhibition? You'll also be first to book for all new events. 

From just £65 a year