90 Years of Collecting | The Usher Gallery at 90: Sixth Decade, Karl Wood Collection
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A busy decade of collecting with the large collection of paintings by Karl Wood. Read more
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Jake Moore, Future Body
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This exhibition opens on 23rd September. Read more
90 Years of Collecting | The Usher Gallery at 90: Fifth Decade, Sibthorp Family Collection
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Find out more about the family collection of the Sibthorps. Read more
90 Years of Collecting | The Usher Gallery at 90: Fourth Decade, Works of JMW Turner
Posted by Dawn Heywood, Category: Art
Turner's views of Lincolnshire are popular works in the Usher Gallery collections. Read more
90 Years of Collecting | The Usher Gallery at 90: Third Decade, William Logsdail Paintings
Posted by Dawn Heywood, Category: Art
Exploring the works of William Logsdail acquired in the Usher's early history. Read more
90 Years of Collecting | The Usher Gallery at 90: Second Decade, The Peter DeWint Collection
Posted by Dawn Heywood, Category: Art
The Usher Gallery has had a long association with the artist Peter DeWint, find out how this began. Read more
90 Years of Collecting | The Usher Gallery at 90: First Decade, James Ward Usher’s bequest
Posted by Dawn Heywood, Category: Art Events
To celebrate the Usher Gallery's ninetieth year we explore the wonderful artworks collected in each decade it has been open. Read more
Sound Wall Commission Inspired by Landscapes
Posted by Will Mason, Category: Art Exhibition
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Follow us…“This week's #CollectionsFromTheCollection is the beautiful 'Autumn', as depicted by Alfred George Webster; landscape, architectural and genre painter born in Kings Lynn, Norfolk (1852-1916), with the hues and the ripe fruit reflecting the glory of the seasonal changes 💛🧡 pic.twitter.com/566ML6dk2o” 18 October
“Our Plastic Ocean opens 23 October. At first glance, Barker’s images are reminiscent of sea creatures suspended in the sea, but closer inspection reveals a more disturbing reality. bit.ly/3uZ0f2y © Mandy Barker #ourplasticocean pic.twitter.com/HtDlllNhu9” 15 October