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For information about upcoming events and regular museum news, follow this link to the Bethlem Blog

All events are free and take place on the Bethlem Royal Hospital site, unless otherwise stated.

Exhibitions Winter/Spring 2012

11 Jan - 3 Feb 2012 A Clearer, Bluer Sky.
An exhibition exploring the Monks Orchard Estate past and present through the collections of Bethlem Archives and Museum.
Open Wed - Fri (11am - 6pm) & Saturday 14 January. Bethlem Gallery.
Bethlem Gallery
2 February -
27 April

An Artist Abroad:
An exhibition focusing on Richard Dadd's early career, in particular his tour of Europe and the Middle East.


Bethlem Archives & Museum

Events Winter/Spring 2012

Saturday 14 January, 2pm
Exhibition Talk:
A Clearer, Bluer Sky
A free talk on the 'A Clearer, Bluer Sky' exhibition in the Bethlem Gallery.



Bethlem Gallery
Saturday 11 February, 2pm
Opening:
An Artist Abroad
Nicholas Tromans, author of Richard Dadd: The Artist and the Asylum, will formally open the exhibition with a short talk, followed by a book signing.
 

Bethlem Archives & Museum
Saturday 10 March, 2pm
Exhibition Talk:
The Art and Life of Richard Dadd:
A free talk in the Museum on Richard Dadd, to accompany the exhibition of his early work. Location: Bethlem Archives & Museum.


Bethlem Archives & Museum
Monday 19
March, 1pm
Gresham College Lecture:
The Lost Hospitals of London
A talk at Gresham College exploring public visits to Bethlem, charity and the power of the metaphor, as part of The Lost Hospitals of London series.


Gresham College, Museum of London
Saturday 14
April, 2pm
Exhibition Talk:
A Visit to Bethlem
A free talk in the Museum on the history of Bethlem Royal Hospital including the infamous public openings, which ended in the late 18th century.
Bethlem Archives & Museum

 


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