Considering the way in which sculpture mediates issues of national identity and how Britain's links with its Empire have shaped its artistic output, this survey explores sculpture in Britain over the last 130 years.

"Barry Flanagan was one of Britain's most original and inventive artists and a key figure in the development of British and international sculpture. He is best known for the large-scale bronze hare sculptures that he began producing in the early 1980s and that can be seen in many galleries and public spaces around the world. The success of these pieces has tended to obscure the equally important and very different work that characterised his early...

"This exhibition presents a new series of drawings, 'The Lines of Time' by the award-winning abstractor sculptor Ann Christopher RA. [She] began this project while working in Southern France near the town of Albi. She describes the forms represented as originating from her experience of the 'ever-changing effects of the climate and light on the landscape' in that area. The drawings, which have never previously been exhibited together, continue Christopher's...