Compton Verney - Exhibitions
Chila Kumari Singh Burman:
Spectacular Diversions
The largest exhibition of work by leading contemporary artist Chila Kumari Singh Burman in recent years, featuring a dazzling array of works including drawings, prints, collage, sculpture, neons and installation.
Featuring mainly new and recent works which have not been exhibited before, this is a unique opportunity to experience Burman’s extraordinary creativity and inventiveness. An installation of the artist’s famous neons will light up the façade of Compton Verney, where Hindu deities and mythological creatures will mingle with animals and ice creams in a glowing display.
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https://www.comptonverney.org.uk/whats-on/chila-kumari-singh-burman/
Opening Times
Tuesday - Sunday: 10am - 4.30pm
Mondays: Closed, except bank holidays
Galleries are open 10.30am -4.30pm
Breathing with the Forest
Breathing with the Forest is an immersive video installation that illuminates the ecosystem surrounding a capinuri tree (Maquira coriacea) in the Colombian Amazon.
Abigail's Party
Abigail’s Party, written by Mike Leigh, is a dark comedy set in 1970s suburban England.
Abigail's Party
Abigail’s Party, written by Mike Leigh, is a dark comedy set in 1970s suburban England.
The TAOTIE
The ambitious show will explore sustenance, memory and rituals, while also directly highlighting the politics and provenance of collections and museums in the modern age.
Breathing with the Forest
Breathing with the Forest is an immersive video installation that illuminates the ecosystem surrounding a capinuri tree (Maquira coriacea) in the Colombian Amazon.
Abigail's Party
Abigail’s Party, written by Mike Leigh, is a dark comedy set in 1970s suburban England.
The TAOTIE
The ambitious show will explore sustenance, memory and rituals, while also directly highlighting the politics and provenance of collections and museums in the modern age.
Breathing with the Forest
Breathing with the Forest is an immersive video installation that illuminates the ecosystem surrounding a capinuri tree (Maquira coriacea) in the Colombian Amazon.