News
New Display of Northern Renaissance Masterpieces Announced
Northern Renaissance masterpieces on long term loan from a private collection go on display at the Holburne in a new gallery created especially for them The Holburne Museum is excited…
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Bath Welcomes Refugees
It is the Holburne’s pleasure to host a fundraising event in partnership with Jade Parfitt and Alice Temperley to support the local charity Bath Welcomes Refugees. * THIS EVENT IS…
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Love Life David Hockney Drawings 1963-1977 Coming Soon
27 May to 18 September 2022 A sumptuous collection of rarely seen drawings by one of our most popular and recognisable artists goes on display in Bath this summer In…
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Open Submission Artists Announced
Holburne Museum Announces Artists for New Programme at the Edge: Ani Lacy, Gerry Eaton, Jack Lewdjaw and seam collective Last November the Holburne put a call out for artists to…
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Grant Award
The Holburne is pleased to have been included in the latest round of funding from the Art Fund’s Reimagine scheme. The Holburne is one of 40 UK museums, galleries, historic…
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Supporters Spring 2022 Newsletter
Our Supporters Spring 2022 Newsletter is available now and can be viewed here.
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John Sainsbury, Baron Sainsbury of Preston Candover, KG 2 November 1927 to 14 January 2022
We were deeply saddened to hear the news that Lord Sainsbury of Preston Candover had died. Like so many cultural institutions around the country, he has left an indelible mark…
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Artist Call Out
New opportunity for artists The Holburne Museum is seeking applicants to participate in a new experimental, open submission arts programme. Artists can be at any stage of their career and…
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Hornet, hailstone, crab eye, aerodrome…(etc.)
Aaron Angell & Steven Claydon: Hornet, hailstone, crab eye, aerodrome…(etc.) Until 3 January 2022 Hornet, hailstone, crab eye, aerodrome…(etc) presents the results of a recent anagama kiln firing by British…
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Sydney Gardens Tree Weekender writing competition
Sydney Gardens has launched a writing competition to promote its Tree Weekender which will run on Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 November. The Tree Weekender will celebrate the National Lottery Heritage…
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Sir Nicholas Penny talks about the relationship between public and private art
A talk by Sir Nicholas Penny (Art historian and Director of the National Gallery 2008-15) The National Gallery and Longford Castle: a new style of relationship. Thursday, 14 October at…
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