
Exhibition
Until 11 July

Diogenes and Belle at Prayer
with Chairs.
1974.
Lenkiewicz: The Legacy
Works from the
TLF Collection
Plymouth City Museum & Art Gallery
8 April – 11 July 2009
The first ever showing of the legacy of artistic works that the artist bequeathed to the Lenkiewicz Foundation upon his death in 2002.
The exhibition will be open from 10am to 5.30pm Tuesday to Friday and 10am to 5pm on Saturday and Bank Holiday Mondays. Admission is free. For enquiries and further information visit plymouthmuseum.gov.uk, call 01752 304774 or email museum@plymouth.gov.uk
Exhibition
The Round Room, Port Eliot
Exhibition
The Round Room Mural &
associated sketches
Review of 2008
Self-Portrait, 1978.
Self-Portraits: 1956–2002
Ben Uri Gallery
The London Jewish Museum of Art
26 Sep–14 Dec 2008
This exhibition was the first major London showing of works by Robert Lenkiewicz. TLF have published a 'walkthrough' of the Ben Uri Gallery on their Acrobat.com homepage. Click here to view the walkthrough as an online PDF document.
Private view + open forum debate
Lenkiewicz: The Debate
Private view + open forum debate
by Chris Robinson
Plymouth City Museum
Tuesday 23 June, 6.30-9.00pm
(Admission free)
Lenkiewicz: The Legacy is not a complete showing of available work. Approximately 10 works on paper were removed from the exhibition by Plymouth City Museum over the protests of The Lenkiewicz Foundation as being unsuitable for display in the context of the Museum’s family-friendly exhibition program. These works were displayed for one day only during the exhibition to give visitors a chance to assess the material for themselves.
This private view occurred 23 June and for those who were unable to attend, TLF have made the images available as a PDF document to download here (file size 2.7MB).
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TLF Collection
The TLF's collection will go on permanent display in 2009 at a suitable venue in Plymouth.
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