Film screening of 'Renoir & Love', The National Gallery's exhibition on love in Renoir's work, brought to cinema audiences by MK Gallery.
MK Gallery is bringing Renoir & Love to the big screen on Tuesday 19 January, a film version of the National Gallery's exhibition in London. It's part of the Exhibition on Screen series, which takes major gallery shows and puts them in cinemas so you can see the work without having to travel to the capital.
The film focuses on Pierre-Auguste Renoir, one of the world's best-known artists and a founding member of the Impressionist movement. He's often described as unmatched when it comes to depicting human connection, and this exhibition gathers his vibrant masterpieces to explore love in all its forms. The film draws on that collection, and it was made in close collaboration with the National Gallery.
Along with close-ups of the art, leading experts talk through Renoir's skill, his influence, and his reputation as a master of colour. It's 90 minutes long, in English, and directed by Ali Ray. If you've never seen his work in person, the cinema screen gives you a chance to look at the detail of the paintings in a way you might miss in a crowded gallery.
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There are two screenings to choose from: Tuesday 19 January at 7.00pm, and Wednesday 20 January at 2.00pm, so you can go in the evening or during the day. Tickets range from free to £19.
