Friends of the Atkinson Art Gallery
Welcome page for the Friends on the Atkinson Art Gallery About the work of the Friends (image - detail of 'Street Scene' by L.S. Lowry, 1935) Information on the Atkinson's collection (image - detail of 'Lilleth' by John Collier, copyright (c) Suzannah Greenwood) Events planned by the Friends (image - sculpture 'Allium' copyright (c) Ruth Moillet)

Information on visiting the Atkinson Art Gallery
Welcome page for the Friends on the Atkinson Art Gallery About the work of the Friends Information on the Atkinson's collection Events planned by the FriendsEvents planned by the Friends Information on visiting the Atkinson Art Gallery

Three Way Piece-Points by Henry Moore
'Three Way Piece-Points'
Henry Moore
 
Breton Dining Room by Sir William Russell Flint R.A.
'Breton Dining Room'
Sir William Russell Flint RA
 
The Theatre of the Young Artists, Dieppe by Walter Sickert
'The Theatre of the Young Artists, Dieppe'
Walter Sickert
 
'The Drovers Halt' by Richard Ansdell
'The Drovers Halt'
Richard Ansdell
 



Events

PLEASE NOTE: Due to the closure of the gallery for refurbishment all talks will be held at the Scarisbrick Hotel, Lord Street, Southport at 7:45 p.m. until further notice.

Visitors are always welcome. Admission charge is £4.00. Friends of the Botanic Garden Museum members have free admission.

The 2011/12 events are as follows:

Wednesday 14th September 2011: 'Six Degrees of Separation' - by Anna Maddison

Wednesday 12th October 2011: 'Reflections: The Mirror in Art' - Shiela Maddison

Wednesday 9th November 2011: 'A Feast for the Eyes: Food in Art' - by Emma Roberts

 Wednesday 11th January 2012: Atkinson Cultural Centre Update - by Nicola Jones

Wednesday 8th February 2012: 'Greetings from Singapore' - by Michael Coppelov

Wednesday 14th March 2012: 'Confessions of a Picture Restorer' - by James France

For information on events hosted by the gallery visit www.seftonarts.co.uk.

To be added to their mailing list click here send an email.

Friends of the Atkinson are supported by Sefton Cultural Fund and Broadhursts Booksellers, 5-7 Market Street, Southport.

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