Our new installation brings together recent works by Nicolas Party. Born in Switzerland in 1980, Party is well-known for his soft pastel works, site-specific murals and immersive installations. The latter are influenced by his early work as a graffiti artist, his training in graphic design and 3D animation, and his love of 18th century pastels...
In the Picture Gallery, Nicolas Party has created a large-scale mural responding to one of the works in our collection: A Brawl between Peasants by Benjamin Gerritsz. Cuyp (1612–1652). Party became interested in the work following extensive research into the Holburne’s collection after visiting in 2023. Born in Switzerland in 1980, he is well-known for his...
By William Shakespeare Adapted by Matthew Emeny and Ed Viney Music by Samuel Freeman As the warm summer breeze flows, immerse yourself in Shakespeare’s timeless tale of love and fate. Romeo and Juliet unfolds in a world of passion, rivalry, and destiny, where two star-crossed lovers defy their feuding families in pursuit of true love....
Now With Extended Covered Seating!* BATH'S ONLY OPEN-AIR THEATRE FESTIVAL RETURNS FOR A 5TH BRILLIANT YEAR AT THE HOLBURNE MUSEUM GARDENS, GREAT PULTENEY ST, BATH, BA2 4DB TICKETS PRICED FROM £14 - £60 (family ticket) TICKETS AVAILABLE AT WWW.GARDENTHEATREFEST.COM The Garden Theatre Festival is returning to Bath for its 5th year, and this time it’s...
The Holburne Museum is delighted to announce our Partner Schools Summer Exhibition! The exhibition themed 'I spy with my little eye' will feature work from local young artists from Threeways School, Widcombe Junior School, Paulton Junior School and St Michael’s Junior Church School. Available to view for free in the museum's Clore Learning room (ground...
Join us for a special evening in partnership with EMERGE Studios, showcasing Soft Rebellion: Reframing Craft in the Gallery Space: Unpicking the Margins Between Textile Tradition and Fine Art Mastery Curated by Emerge Studio residents Lily Serendipity and Lola Bennett, Soft Rebellion is a bold new exhibition that invites visitors to question where craft ends...