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“I prefer black and white, it eliminates the distraction of colour. Birds use colour as a warning signal; a green berry is ignored, while a red one is eaten. If one looks at a colour image, the first reaction is to the colour, in black and white you see the message instantly. So, black-and-white cuts to the chase.”
– David Bailey, April 2015

We are honoured to be placed within the newly created section of galleries focussing on twentieth century art before 1970 (ground level, hall 2).

This year’s exhibition, ‘Black-and-White’, shows wonderful works on paper by artists such as Baselitz, Kiefer, …