EXHIBITIONS

We have coordinated and researched a range of exhibitions that explore music, art and film, which have been held across the UK.

Take a look at some of our previous exhibitions below, including The Beatles and Alfred Cohen.

PREVIOUS EXHIBITIONS

The Beatles on Film

An exhibition exploring the cultural impact that The Beatles had in East Anglia through their ground-breaking use of film and video between 1963 and 1970.

It’s 60 years since Beatlemania exploded throughout the UK in 1963 and unable to keep up with demand for personal appearances, The Beatles pioneered the use of film and promotional videos to bring their music to the masses.

The exhibition ran from 29 March – 6 May 2023 at The Corn Hall Diss.

Alfred Cohen: An American Artist in Europe

Working with the Alfred Cohen Art Foundation on a project to mark the artist’s centenary. Born in Chicago in 1920, but choosing to live most of his life in England, four exhibitions of Alfred Cohen’s work were planned in London and Norfolk. The King’s College, London exhibition opened at Bush House on 16 March, but was forced to close the next day due to the pandemic.

We hope parts of the centenary programme will still be able to go ahead at a later date and that as many people as possible get to discover the work of this amazing artist who spent the last two decades of his life in Norfolk. Meanwhile, you can view an online version of the London exhibition and watch this great film from Coda Films about Alfred’s work below.

The film includes interviews with Diana Cohen, Paul Greenhalgh (Director, Sainsbury Centre), Jacky Klein (art historian and broadcaster) and Sarah MacDougall (Ben Uri Gallery and Museum).

The Beatles in Twickenham was an exhibition and heritage project based in Twickenham, West London and developed by The Exchange, St Mary’s University and Reel Connections.

Supported by Richmond Borough Council’s Civic Pride Fund, the project celebrated a unique period in the sixties when ‘Swinging’ London was at the heart of the pop, film and fashion worlds, and the Twickenham area developed a long association with the most famous pop group in the world.

The Beatles in Twickenham exhibition ran from 2nd May until the end of September 2019.