King's Art Centre
The King's Art Centre was established in the 1970s. It is on 'A' staircase, which is the first door on the left as you enter the Front Court. Exhibitions at the centre are open to the public 11am to 5pm daily.
The centre consists of a gallery and studio where art lessons are held, plus a 'messy room' for paint and other techniques. The studios are freely available to members of College.
Classes and studio time
- Tuesday evenings, 7pm - 10pm, 'Learning from the Masters'. This will include tuition in drawing and painting, taking inspiration from famous artists.
- Wednesday evenings, 8pm - 10pm, King's Life Drawing Group
- Thursday evenings, 8pm - 10pm, Graduate Society Life Drawing Group (continues throughout the year)
- Saturday afternoons, 1pm - 6pm, Supervised studio time. Advice and tuition will be available to anyone who wants to work on a specific project and develop their own ideas.
- Saturday afternoons, 2pm - 4pm, 'A Course in Drawing'. This class will focus on improving your drawing skills using experimental techniques.
All classes and studio time will be available during Full Term and the first four weeks of Easter Full Term. There will be limited spaces so please register your interest by emailing the Art Centre Coordinator Natalie McIntyre (nm471 [at] cam [dot] ac [dot] uk).
Exhibitions
The Art Centre runs exhibitions during term time. See the Exhibitions page for the current and forthcoming exhibitions. For past exhibitions see the Past exhibitions page.
