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AUTUMN BROCHURE 2021 sainsburycentre.ac.uk
WELCOME TO THE SAINSBURY CENTRE
We move into autumn with rabbit-goddess, with her
an exciting programme of bell-shaped skirt, acts as a
events and exhibitions, which protective shrine that viewers
will keep you entertained can hide within.
until Christmas.
For young artists and their
We are thrilled to reveal families, there are a host
our latest addition to the of creative workshops to
Sculpture Park, Goodwood delve into, with a variety
Steps by Anthony Caro. of themes inspired by the
This monumental work, Sainsbury Centre. We offer
over 35 metres in length a combination of both free
and reaching 3 metres high, and ticketed sessions, so
occupies the space between there is something to suit
art and architecture. Lauded every pocket.
as the greatest British
sculptor of his generation, As the festive season
Anthony Caro (1924-2013) is approaches, the Sainsbury
internationally recognised as Centre shop is here for you
one of the masters of modern with gifts and decorative
sculpture and is best known homeware designed by
for his large-scale metal talented makers. Visit in-
assemblages made from person to see the full range
found industrial objects. or browse online for our most
popular items. If you would
Our recently opened exhibition like to make a loved one’s
Usagi in Wonderland offers a year truly special, give the
unique perspective on nature, gift of art with our annual
and the connectivity of all membership. There is a range
organisms, through the lens of memberships to choose
of artist Leiko Ikemura. As from, which you can find
her first UK exhibition, the more about in this brochure.
show marks an important
moment in Ikemura’s career. We look forward to welcoming
To coincide, we will see the you to the Sainsbury Centre
addition of Usagi Kannon I, and thank you for your
which will be on display in our continued support.
Sculpture Park. This bronze
COVER: Mary Webb, Fritton, 1971, Sainsbury Centre © Mary Webb
LEFT: Leiko Ikemura: Usagi in Wonderland installation shot. Photo: Andi Sapey
BACK: A mother and child in the Living Area. Photo: Andy Crouch
SETHEMBILE MSEZANE JAPAN-UK SEASON OF CULTURE LEIKO IKEMURA: USAGI IN WONDERLAND
5 June – 31 October 2021 18 June – 3 October 2021 18 July – 12 December 2021
Comprising of video and ideas, now crumbling, that
installation, with snuff powder sought to absorb and bury
blended into waxen limbs many indigenous cultures
emerging from a sand- around the world.
swept landscape, Nibizwa
Ngabangcwele explores the Nibizwa Ngabangcwele In celebration of the Japan- the influence of Buddhism on Japanese-Swiss artist Leiko Sainsbury Institute for the
magic of snuff, a traditional was prompted by a carved UK Season of Culture, the Japan’s cultural development. Ikemura presents a selection Study of Japanese Arts and
medicine that also operates Zulu spoon in the Sainsbury East End Gallery presents two of paintings, sculptures, Cultures to celebrate the
as a spiritual connector in Centre’s collection, which displays titled Faces of Faith Framing Nature presents drawings and photography Japan-UK Season of Culture.
several South African cultures. was used in the twentieth and Framing Nature to mark works by Hiroshi Sugimoto in her first UK exhibition,
century for dispensing snuff the occasion of the Tokyo and Nobuyoshi Araki, two spanning three decades of £8 | £7 concessions
Translated from isiZulu in what is today KwaZulu- Olympic Games of 2021. of Japan’s most celebrated her career. The exhibition
as ‘you are being called Natal province in South Africa. living photographers. explores the connectivity of 50% for under 18s, full-time
or summoned by your Working in collaboration Obsessional in their all aspects of nature – human, students & Art Fund Members
ancestors’ – Nibizwa The project is a collaboration with the Sainsbury Institute exploration of the themes animal, plant or mineral – in an
Ngabangcwele urges the with the Sainsbury Research for the Study of Japanese of life and death, they share eternal circle of life. Through FREE for Members and UEA
viewer to embrace their Unit, supported by the UEA Arts and Cultures, a female an abiding fascination in her fantastical figures and and NUA Student Members
gifts and tools in spiritually Global Talent Research Shinto deity figure from the photography’s ability to primeval landscapes, Ikemura
restoring the legacies and Fellowship and Dr Alison Dow. Sainsbury Centre collection manipulate the viewer’s explores fragility, transience
African knowledge systems is the focus of a digital perception of time and reality. and slow evolutionary change.
that were eradicated by intervention, Faces of Faith, ABOVE: Leiko Ikemura, With Blue Miko in
ABOVE: Female Shinto Deity, Kamakura
colonialism. In doing so, the ABOVE: Sethembile Msezane,
Still from Nibizwa Ngabangcwele, 2021, video
that acknowledges the role period (AD 1185-1333), Origin: East Asia,
The exhibition is in Black, 1997, oil on canvas, Studio Ikemura,
Berlin, Germany © Leiko Ikemura and
work contemplates imperial © Sethembile Msezane. Courtesy of the artist of Prince Shōtoku Taishi and Japan. Courtesy of Sainsbury Centre collaboration with the VG Bild-Kunst 2021 Photo: Lothar Schnepf
GRAYSON PERRY: RHYTHM AND GEOMETRY: DISPLAYS
THE PRE-THERAPY YEARS CONSTRUCTIVIST ART IN BRITAIN SINCE 1951 Visit sainsburycentre.ac.uk for details
19 September 2021 – 30 January 2022 2 October 2021 – 30 January 2022
East End Gallery installation No. 670 Mesh
Surveying for the first time A unique opportunity to Our East End gallery houses (2016), will dynamically
Grayson Perry’s earliest enjoy the artist’s clever, rotating collection displays interact with the Sainsbury
forays into the art world, playful and politically- and artworks in focus. Centre architecture from
this exhibition re-introduces engaged worldview. Drawn from the Sainsbury Gillian Wise and Li Yuan-Chia. October 2021.
the explosive and creative Centre collection, this free Currently on display are
works made during his £12 | £11 concessions exhibition celebrates the Marking a significant bequest drawings by Elisabeth Frink, Visit the ‘What’s On’ section
formative years between abstract and constructed to the Sainsbury Centre by Mona Hatoum, Rachel of our website to find out
1982 and 1994. 50% for under 18s, full-time art made and exhibited in collectors Joyce and MIchael Kneebone and Cornelia about our latest displays.
students & Art Fund Members Britain since 1951. Morris, many works will be Parker. The works incorporate
The exhibition displays the exhibited in public for the first human hair, a bullet, pencil Guided Tours
earliest works – pots, plates FREE for Members and UEA Artists include: Robert time in decades. and ink, demonstrating the Join one of our Guides for a
and sculptures – that first and NUA Student Members Adams, Yaacov Agam, Rana breadth of artistic exploration free introductory tour of the
made Perry’s name. It shines Begum, Anthony Caro, Lygia FREE entry. Visit our website in drawing. Sainsbury Centre collection.
a light on his experimentation Clark, Anthony Hill, Michael to book your ticket. Join one Available daily at 2pm,
Exhibition
and exploration of the organised by
Kidner, Kenneth Martin, Mary of our free exhibition tours, Coinciding with Rhythm and subject to availability. Book
potential of pottery to Martin, François Morellet, daily at 11.30am. Geometry: Constructivist art at reception.
address radical issues and ABOVE: Grayson Perry: The Pre-Therapy Victor Pasmore, Takis, Mary ABOVE: Stephen Gilbert, Construction, 1954
in Britain since 1951, Rana
ABOVE: Rana Begum No. 670 Mesh
human stories. Years installation shot. Photo: Andy Crouch Webb, Victor Vasarely, Sainsbury Centre © Gilbert Weikert Family Begum’s immersive Installation (detail) 2016 © The Artist
ANTHONY CARO SCULPTURE PARK GALLERY SHOP
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We are delighted to welcome a internationally recognised as
new addition to our Sculpture one of the masters of modern
Park. Goodwood Steps sculpture, and is best known Our Sculpture Park is the of Mercy) which was made
(1996) by Anthony Caro is for his large-scale metal perfect place to enjoy in response to the Tōhoku
monumental, spanning over 33 assemblages made from striking art and the natural earthquake and Fukushima
metres in length and reaching found industrial objects. environment all year round. nuclear accident of 2011.
over 3 metres in height.
Positioned in proximity to Surrounding the award- Find your way around with our
Occupying the space between Denys Lasdun’s famous winning Norman-Foster handy Sculpture Park map or
art and architecture, the work ziggurats, Goodwood Steps designed Sainsbury Centre for a family friendly version, The Sainsbury Centre Shop Visit the Sainsbury Centre
is fabricated in steel and creates a powerful dialogue building at the Univeristy download our Sculpture stocks a wide range of shop in person during
consists of seven stepped with the striking modernist of East Anglia campus, the Park Pocket Map. Available products, from contemporary opening times or browse
ziggurat sections, joined by campus. Sculpture Park includes from: sainsburycentre.ac.uk/ ceramics and handmade online on our website.
floor plates that form sweeping important works by notable sculpture-park jewellery to design gifts,
arcs. Visitors are encouraged Supported by John Talbot artists such as Henry greetings cards and art books.
to walk through the middle of and public funding from Arts Moore, Elisabeth Frink, Lynn Sculpture Park Tours
the sculpture to see it from a Council England. Chadwick, Liliane Lijn and Keep an eye on our website As well as unique pieces
new perspective. Antony Gormley. to book a space on one of from exciting makers and
our free 1 hour Sculpture Park artists, the Sainsbury Centre
Lauded as the greatest British Coming soon to the Sculpture tours this autumn. shop also regularly publishes
ABOVE: Anthony Caro, Goodwood Steps
sculptor of his generation, 1996 in the Sculpture Park
Park is Leiko Ikemura’s Usagi ABOVE: Sainsbury Centre Sculpture Park,
a selection of award-winning ABOVE: The Sainsbury Centre shop
Anthony Caro (1924-2013) is Photo: Andy Crouch Kannon I (Rabbit Bodhisattva Photo: Andy Crouch books. Photo: Andy Crouch
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membership you can enjoy a year filled NEW
with art, or why not spread the joy and gift
a membership to a loved one. Each WELCOME
membership comes with a beautifully
designed welcome pack.
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entry to our paid exhibitions all year
for you and up to two children.
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LEARNING - CHILDREN & FAMILIES LEARNING - CHILDREN & FAMILIES LEARNING - YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULTS
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Site Writing arts projects in response to
An eight-week writing the Sainsbury Centre. Try out
course led by publisher new ideas, learn new skills,
and writer Sam Jordison. share your work, meet artists
Taking inspiration from the and join a network of new
Sainsbury Centre collection collaborators.
and from Ernest Hemingway’s
challenge to write “one true Free to attend. Tuesdays,
FREE Family Sundays 19 December Mini Studio Saturday Studio sentence”, we will look at 4:30pm-6:30pm. Online and
Join us on the below Sunday (Outdoor Explore) Open ended multi-sensory This two-hour workshop ways of getting what we see at the Sainsbury Centre
mornings between 11am and The Wide-Open Space fun, inspired by the Sainsbury aimed at 5-11-year olds and in the world onto the page. At
12.30pm to look, explore, Centre. Each workshop their families is a chance to the end of the course there 12,19,26 October
draw, and more! Suitable for Holiday Studio will be led by one of our explore new materials and will be an opportunity to 2,9,16,23,30 November
all ages. No need to book. Fun half day workshops on associate artists, who are concepts together. You’ll get contribute to an anthology.
the theme of ‘Order and experts in engaging the very a great selection of resources To find out more, email Nell:
19 September (Outdoor Chaos’ for 7- 16’s who youngest children with new to experiment with, and Wednesdays, n.croose-myhill@uea.ac.uk
Explore): Building would like to delve deeper playful experiences. expert advice from one of our 5.15pm - 6.45pm. In person
into the wonderful artwork, associate artists. at the Sainsbury Centre New Perspectives
3 October Repetition and architecture and natural Suitable for under 6’s and New Perspectives is a
Sequence surroundings of the Sainsbury an accompanying adult. Pay what you can (suggested 6,13,20,27 October podcast series from the
Centre. From 10am-1.30pm donation £7). Booking opens 3,10,17,24 November Sainsbury Centre. For each
17 October (Outdoor Pay what you can (suggested 3 weeks in advance on our episode of the podcast, we
Explore): Patterns in Nature Pay what you can (suggested donation £7). Booking opens website. £60 per person. have invited an artist, writer
donation £10). Booking 3 weeks in advance on our Book via our website. or researcher to share their
7 November Creative Fire opens 3 weeks in advance on website. 25 September Constructivism Bursary places available, own interpretations of the
our website. 10.30am -12.30pm please contact Sainsbury Centre Collections.
21 November (Outdoor 21 October Lots and Lots scva@uea.ac.uk
Explore) On the Trail 26 October 7-11-year olds 10.30am -12.15pm 27 November Leiko Ikemura Listen: sainsburycentre.ac.uk/
27 October 11-16-year olds 10.30am -12.30pm Young Associates new-perspectives
5 December ABOVE: Sculpture Park Pocket Map launch
9 December Making Shapes ABOVE: Outdoor Family Sunday
Work with other people aged ABOVE: Young Associates
Structure and Form Photo: Pete Huggins 10.30am – 12.15pm Photo: Rach Anstey-Sanders 16-25 to develop your own Photo: Nell Croose-Myhill
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