Jack Bilbo - Exhibitions | Ben Uri Gallery and Museum

Thirty-six Pounds and Ninety-five Pence

Artworks by Contemporary Migrant Artists

In honour of Refugee Week, Ben Uri Gallery and New Art Studio celebrate “our shared future” through a partnership of refugee and asylum seekers' artwork. Contrary to common belief, asylum...

German Refugee Artists to Britain since 1900

This exhibition brings together art works and archival material by an array of both celebrated and lesser-known German-born refugee artists, principally from the Ben Uri Collection, supplemented by important external...

Finchleystrasse

German artists in exile in Great Britain and Beyond, 1933–45

Between 1933 and 1945, whether for religious, political or artistic reasons, over 300 painters, sculptors and graphic artists fled into exile or immigrated to Great Britain from Nazi Germany. This...

Migrations

Masterworks from the Ben Uri Collection

Ben Uri is delighted to be working in partnership with GARAS and Gloucester Museum and Gloucester City Council to present the exhibition Migrations: Masterworks from the Ben Uri Collection (3rd...

Interned Artists

Ben Uri and the 80th Anniversary of Internment

In memory of Eva Aldbrook 1925-2020 On the 80th anniversary of internment in Britain, Ben Uri is celebrating the many artist internees who are represented within its permanent collection through...

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Jack Bilbo 1907-1967

Thirty-six Pounds and Ninety-five Pence

German Refugee Artists to Britain since 1900

Finchleystrasse

Migrations

Interned Artists

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