Newmarket Open Preview
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‘Newmarket Open’ is an exhibition of diverse and high quality works of art by local artists, based in Suffolk and Cambridgeshire. Being held at the National Horseracing Museum, this unique exhibition gives you the chance the view local pieces of art, and many of the pieces are for sale too.
Join us for a drinks reception from 6pm – 8pm on Friday 11th February 2022 – before the exhibition opens to the general public – for your chance to meet the artists and have first sight of the incredible range of artworks on display!
Prices start from just £75 and should you find a piece that you love, this is an opportunity to purchase it before anyone else! The individual works on display in the Moller Gallery have been chosen by a selection panel in the hope that the exhibition will delight and challenge visitors, as well as ensuring that a real mix of media, materials and subject matter are on display.
The artists exhibiting include:
- Susan Abbs
- Stephen Alpe
- Amanda Barrett
- Peter Bungay
- Debora Cane
- Anine Cockwell-De Jong
- Carolyn Cope
- Di Cope
- Emma Copley
- Mara Fox
- Caroline S. Furlong
- Nikki Goldup
- Joss Goodchild
- Emma Greenwood
- Keith Hopewell
- Hannah Hutchings
- Albert King
- Chihiro Kinjo
- Judy Logan
- Maureen Mace
- Colleen McLaughlin Barlow
- Clare Millen
- Penny Newman
- Regina Ray
- Tony Redman
- Heath Rosselli
- Victoria Smith
- Andrew Taylor
- Chris Winch
- Kevin Yarrow
Cost of entry to Newmarket Open Preview:
Tickets for Newmarket Open Preview will be available to buy on the door and are priced at £20 per person.
About the National Horseracing Museum:
The National Horseracing Museum is a 5-acre site in the heart of Newmarket – the long-established home of flat racing.
As an important part of the horseracing industry, we tell the story of horseracing from its earliest origins to the global phenomenon it is today. The museum contains stunning works of art, contemporary sculptures, science and breeding galleries, and some of the world’s most famous racing trophies, unique bronzes and artefacts.
Part of the museum is based in the former sporting palace of King Charles II, built over 350 years ago when the ‘Sport of Kings’ was in its infancy. Using the latest interactive and audio-visual displays, the museum takes a different look at the sport, examining the physical attributes of the elite equine athlete and the importance of the thoroughbred pedigree via our science gallery.
We also re-train retired racehorses in the Rothschild Yard, making NHRM one of the very few places in Newmarket where you can meet retired racehorses. There are daily tours too.
Whilst you’re here, why not make a day of it and book a table for lunch at The Tack Room restaurant, or order a picnic from The Bakery to enjoy in our beautiful grounds.
Event Information
Date:
Friday 11th February 2022
Time:
This event has closed
Price:
£20 per person
