Supported by the Heritage Lottery Fund
Exhibition Programme April 2002-March 2004

Kendal: Abbot Hall & Blackwell

Stanley Spencer, Love, Desire, Faith

19 June 2002 - 5 October 2002

Eric Gill: Sculptures from the Tate Collection

Picasso's Le Coq & Degas's Dancer Looking at the Sole of Her Right Foot

16 February 2002 - 16 May 2004

Norwich: Castle Museum

The Body in the Twentieth Century

19 Jan 2002 - 21 April 2003

Colin Self

29 April 2002 - 15 September 2002

Sea, Sun, Light: Modern Art and St Ives

24 May 2003 - 7 September 2003

Surface Tensions: Abstract Expressionism and its Influence

19 March 2004 - 20 June 2004

Sheffield Galleries and Museums Trust

John Constable: British Landscape - A Breath of Fresh Air

8 February 2003 - 27 April 2003

William Blake Inspiration and Illustration

7 August 2003 - 1 November 2003

Stoke: The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery

Modern Edwardians: John Currie & British Art from Tate

30 March 2002 - 9 June 2002

British Landscape - A Sense of Place

22 March 2003 - 22 June 2003

Tate Turners: Sketches and Studies

28 February 2004 - 25 April 2004

Walsall: The New Art Gallery

Epstein: The Visitation (Displayed in the Garman Ryan Collection)

13 May 2002 - 24 November 2002

Coming of Age - Works from the Tate Collection

20 September 2002 - 24 November 2002

Gill - Crucifixion and Woodcuts

24 November 2002 - April 2003

Epstein The Rockdrill

30 April 2003 - September 2003

Strangers - Twentieth Century Works from the Tate Collection

9 February 2004 - 19 April 2004

Kitty Garman and Co. (Display including loan of four works by Lucian Freud)

13 February 2004 - 5 September 2004

DCMS: Strategic Commissioning: National/Regional Partnerships 2003/2004

During this period 4 educational projects were organised by Tate regional partners:

Norwich: Visualising Norwich Market Place

(including John Sell Cotman's Norwich Market-Place)

Sheffield: William Blake Project

(including loan of works by William Blake)

Walsall: Kitty Garman and Co.

(including loan of works by Lucian Freud)

Kendal: Picasso and Degas at Abbot Hall Art Gallery