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My Favourite Things – preserve your lockdown learning in film

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Garth Gratrix: Flamboyant Flamingos

Start date: 6 Jul 2024
End date: 7 Sep 2024
Location: The Grundy
art | exhibition

A riot of colour and queer expression is unleashed as Flamboyant Flamingos gather at Grundy for a major solo exhibition of newly commissioned work by acclaimed, Blackpool-based artist, Garth Gratrix. Flamboyant Flamingos is Gratrix’s largest and most prestigious exhibition to date. It is also the first time in recent history that a Blackpool born and Blackpool based artist has been invited to exhibit in Grundy’s much coveted summer season slot.

Alongside this, Gratrix has collaborated with the Grundy to bring the iconic film ‘Blue’ (1993) by the world-renowned artist Derek Jarman (1942 – 1994) to the gallery, and in addition, has worked with the Grundy on a Collection Spotlight display combining selected works from the Grundy Art Gallery collection with work on loan from Scarborough Museums & Galleries.

 

Queer Amusements: Garth Gratrix

Start date: 6 Jul 2024
End date: 8 Sep 2024
Location: Grundy Art Gallery
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Garth Gratrix, a contemporary visual artist at the forefront of nuanced queer expression, unveils a new light commission for multi-art form festival Queer Amusements. Set to illuminate the exterior of the Grundy Art Gallery as part of his upcoming major solo exhibition this summer titled Flamboyant Flamingos, commissioned by the Grundy Art Gallery.

I photograph comedians!

Start date: 13 Jul 2024
End date: 23 Feb 2025
Location: Showtown Museum
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comedy | exhibition | heritage

‘I photograph comedians!’ is an exhibition at Showtown which celebrates British photographer Andy Hollingworth. His incredible photographs of some of Britain’s most iconic comedians feature in Showtown’s first major exhibition.

Andy has a unique connection with his subjects and has captured legends like Rowan Atkinson and Victoria Wood. He is the go-to photographer for many modern favourites like Rosie Jones and Romesh Ranganathan. This exhibition celebrates the people that make Britain laugh!

Tickets: Free but there is charge* to visit the rest of the museum.

*Blackpool residents have free admission to Showtown, for other admission prices please visit here.

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