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Bridget Riley: Learning to See
22 November 2025 — 4 May 2026
On NowA major survey of Bridget Riley's Op Art — paintings, wall works, and works on paper spanning six decades, shown in Margate's coastal light.
From Turner Contemporary
Turner presents Learning to See, an exhibition by Bridget Riley, conceived in close collaboration with the artist. The exhibition title chosen by Riley comes from one of Monet's letters to Eugène Boudin, written late in life, thanking Boudin for being the first to teach him 'to see and understand'. Surveying Riley's enduring connection with the natural world and her career-long study of the sensory experience of sight, Learning to See includes works from the late 60s, her most recent canvases,...
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Bridget Riley
British · b. 1931
Painting
A pioneer of Op Art, Riley creates paintings of extraordinary perceptual intensity through the precise arrangement of geometric forms, colour sequences, and repeated marks.
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© Turner Contemporary
Bridget Riley: Learning to See
22 November 2025 — 4 May 2026
On NowA major survey of Bridget Riley's Op Art — paintings, wall works, and works on paper spanning six decades, shown in Margate's coastal light.
From Turner Contemporary
Turner presents Learning to See, an exhibition by Bridget Riley, conceived in close collaboration with the artist. The exhibition title chosen by Riley comes from one of Monet's letters to Eugène Boudin, written late in life, thanking Boudin for being the first to teach him 'to see and understand'. Surveying Riley's enduring connection with the natural world and her career-long study of the sensory experience of sight, Learning to See includes works from the late 60s, her most recent canvases,...
Read more at Turner Contemporary →About the Artist
Bridget Riley
British · b. 1931
Painting
A pioneer of Op Art, Riley creates paintings of extraordinary perceptual intensity through the precise arrangement of geometric forms, colour sequences, and repeated marks.
Critic Reviews
No reviews yet for this exhibition.
Visit
Margate, Kent·View on artmap