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Suffering Arcadia at Scarborough Art Gallery *** CLOSED ***
Suffering Arcadia at Scarborough Art Gallery *** CLOSED ***
Exhibition, free entry
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Scarborough Museums Trust and Woodend are excited to have commissioned UK artist Annabel McCourt to create new work, Suffering Arcadia, which is to be shown for the first time at the Art Gallery.
With a diverse portfolio, Annabel’s works range from lens based social realism to installation art and architectural interventions, this exhibition is not to be missed. Also on show: The Electric Fence, originally commissioned by Hull 2017 UK City of Culture the Fence has just arrived back from Dakar and will be off to China after Scarborough, as part of the British Council, Curators touring show.
Disabled access to ground level only. Assistance dogs accepted.
Prices
Free entry
Free entry with an Annual Pass.
Annual Pass: £3 (includes admission into the Rotunda Museum and Scarborough Art Gallery).
Suitable for all ages.
Scarborough Art Gallery*** CLOSED ***
East Coast Open
01723 374753
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The Crescent,
Scarborough,
North Yorkshire,
YO11 2PW
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See location on Google mapsMap reference: TA 040882 Lat: 54.27887 Long: -0.40419
By road:
Follow signs for the railway station. With the station on your right, turn right at the lights and follow the road around. Stay to the left of the road and turn left at the next available exit onto Somerset Terrace. The Crescent is your first available turning on the right.
Parking: with charge
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Disabled access to ground level only. Assistance dogs accepted.
