64K views · 1.4K reactions | Bored & Overboard (Pandora’s Box) / ARTE Live - Recorded at Turner Contemporary Margate | Bastille | Facebook

4.4K views · 79 reactions | Happy 250th, JMW Turner. ​ A visionary of light and landscape, Turner’s influence continues to shape art today. ​  Tonight at sunset, we'll be admiring the skies over Thanet, which Turner called 'the loveliest in all Europe.'​ Thank you Dame Tracey Emin for your tribute to JMW Turner and his legacy in your poem, 'For Turner', on the 250th anniversary of his birth. ️ Chris Vickers #Turner250 | Turner Contemporary | Facebook

Turner Contemporary is open again tomorrow! Come and see the prize that made history in Margate. #TurnerPrize Plan your visit turnercontemporary.org | Turner Contemporary | Facebook

Last chance to see Anya Gallaccio: preserve at Turner Contemporary | Turner Contemporary

7.1K views · 75 reactions | A new exhibition at the Turner Contemporary in Margate turns the spotlight on the work of much loved local artist Christopher Alexander. He studied at the Royal College of Art and chose to focus on the people and places of North East Kent for inspiration. Alexander died in 1982, and the opening attracted many who remembered him both as an artist and teacher of art. Robin Gibson reports. | BBC Kent | Facebook

Zwischen Kunst und Musik: Umgeben von den Installationen von Anya Gallaccio und den Skulpturen von Antony Gormley, präsentieren Bastille ihr neues Album „& Ampersand“ im Turner Contemporary Museum in England - ein visuelles Erlebnis im Einklang! 🎤🎨 so.arte/bastille | ARTE Concert

Hear artist Anna Boghiguian discuss her impressions of our current exhibition on Ed Clark during a recent visit to the gallery. Anna Boghiguian is an Egyptian-Canadian contemporary artist of Armenian origin. Her work investigates various historical events in a political context, such as the history of the cotton trade, the salt trade and the life of Egyptian Greek poet Constantine P. Cavafy. In 2019, Boghiguian had her first UK retrospective at Tate St Ives. 'Ed Clark' is on view at Turner Conte