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Saturday 16 May (BSL interpreted), Friday 29 May, Saturday 6 June 2026 | 1pm - 2pm
Djanogly Gallery
Free, advance booking recommended
Join Lakeside Arts for one of their Gallery Tours, offering an insightful perspective on this fascinating exhibition.
Led by Ashley Gallant, Interim Head of Visual Arts Programming, Lakeside Arts.
A collection of artists uses their drawing skills to explore the past, present and future.
Penny McCarthy spent months studying Titian’s rarely displayed woodcut The Submersion of the Pharaoh’s Army in the Red Sea (c.1549) from Sheffield Museums’ collection.
Through redrawing and creating new works that explore its themes of submersion, travel, time and the cosmos, she uses drawing as a tool to re-evaluate art history and the passing of time.
McCarthy invited artists George Shaw (Turner prize nominee 2011), James Pyman and Billy Hughes to journey with her. Each uses the slow, attentive process of drawing to gain insight into other artists’ work and the past. Shaw reflects on his childhood in Coventry; Pyman recreates the imagery of mid-century comics and historic novels in large-scale; and Hughes’ photorealistic drawings revisit found images and use AI to project them into imagined futures.
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| Saturday | 13:00 | - 14:00 |
| Drawn Through Time - Gallery Tours (29 May 2026) | ||
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| Friday | 13:00 | - 14:00 |
| Drawn Through Time - Gallery Tours (6 June 2026) | ||
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| Saturday | 13:00 | - 14:00 |
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