Museumspartnerschaften: Ben Uri Leihprogramm für Sammlungen und Ausstellungen

Ben uri has an expansive exhibition and collection loans policy 

 

  • PHYSISCH

    30 TOURING EXHIBITIONS including our new current presentation Becoming Gustav Metzger, Uncovering the Early Years 1945-59

    100 PRE-EMINENT COLLECTION WORKS including Auerbach, Bomberg, Chagall, Epstein, Gertler, Herman, Kossoff, Pissarro, Rosenberg, Schwitters and Soutine

    750 CORE COLLECTION WORKS showcasing the rich and diverse Jewish and immigrant contribution to British art since 1900

     

    All artworks and exhibitions can be presented physically or as reproductions or as a mix of both to circumvent insurance or security obstacles.

     

    In 2023 Ben Uri has launched its new digital reproduction exhibition loan scheme, which massively reduces expense and carbon footprint compared to the physical alternative. To discuss further please email digitalloans@benuri.org

  • DIGITAL

    40+ ONLINE EXHIBITIONS — 3D and classic presentations as part of a bespoke digital package from benuri.org

    Any exhibitions you wish to curate from our collection at no cost.

     

  • KOSTEN

    Physical exhibitions

    Our loan fees are deliberately modest to remove financial barriers during the current uncertain economic climate. 

     

    Please scroll down for full details or visit the Touring Exhibition Group at teg.org.uk and email interest to admin@benuri.org with the subject line: ‘BU Exhibition & Collection Loans’.


  • BEN URI COLLECTION AND EXHIBITION LOAN PROGRAMME

    Ben Uri has long been committed to touring its exhibitions (to some 30 cities across 3 continents) and sharing its collection with colleague institutions across the UK and abroad.

     

    Ausstellungen

    We currently have 30 physical exhibitions, including our current presentation, Art Identity and Migration, on the Touring Exhibitions Group website (http://teg.org.uk), which are available for physical tour with the original artworks, or for those colleague institutions where security and insurance costs are problematic, we recommend reproductions. The full list is detailed below but for further details please see http://teg.org.uk and email your interest to admin@benuri.org with the Subject line 'BU Exhibition Loans'.

     

    Digital

    Here is our new digital reproduction offer: https://benuri.org/loans/reproduction/. This is a new venture for the programme, emerging from the success of our current 40+ exhibition presentations in 3D and Classic format on benuri.org. We are very happy to share these exhibitions with colleagues as part of your digital engagement. We currently generate over 100 times as many digital engagements than physical. Please review on the Exhibition pages of this website (benuri.org) and email your interest to digitalloans@benuri.org with the Subject line being 'BU Virtual Exhibition Loans'.



    Sammlungen

    We have two principal museum collections: Pre-eminent (some 100 art works) and Core (some 750 art works) and all are fully digitised, with full artist biographies, and searchable across many fields including country of birth. The collection is rich in quality and diversity, reflecting and exploring the Jewish and immigrant contribution to British visual art since 1900. Highlights include fine examples by Auerbach, Bomberg, Epstein, Gertler, Herman, Kossoff, Pissarro, Rosenberg, Schwitters and Wolmark alongside European-based émigrés including Chagall and Soutine. All works, unless committed for Ben Uri exhibitions or agreed loans, are available to enhance colleague institutions' exhibitions and displays in this post-pandemic period. Please review on the Collection pages and email your interest to admin@benuri.org with the Subject line 'BU Collection Loans'.

     

    Physical Exhibitions available

    • Art, Identity, Migration

    • Aus dem Chaos: Ben Uri - 100 Jahre in London

    • Frank Auerbach: Öle, Aquarelle und Radierungen aus der Sammlung Ben Uri

    • Befreierinnen: Künstlerinnen aus der Sammlung Ben Uri

    • Ein Jahrhundert polnischer Künstler in Großbritannien

    • David Bomberg: Ein Pionier der Moderne

    • Mark Gertler: Gemälde aus dem Nachlass von Luke Gertler

    • Jankel Adler: Ein "entarteter" Künstler in Großbritannien, 1940-49

    • Out of Austria: Österreichische Künstler im Exil in Großbritannien 1933-45

    • Tschechische Wege nach Großbritannien: Tschechische emigrierte Künstler, die im Vereinigten Königreich arbeiten

    • Alfred Wolmark: Ein Pionier des britischen Modernismus

    • Emmanuel Levy: Ein Künstler aus Manchester

    • Deutsche Künstlerflüchtlinge in Großbritannien seit 1900

    • Jalta 1945: Eine Installation mit 31 Tafeln von Vitaly Komar und Alexander Melamid

    • Josef Herman

    • Finchleystrasse: Deutsche emigrierte Künstler in Großbritannien 1933-45

    • Kunst und der Holocaust

    • Bernard Meninsky

    • Biblische Geschichten: Fotografien von Adi Nes

    • Der Jude im Gebet von Alfred Wolmark

    • Art-Exit: 1939 Ein ganz anderes Europa

    • Ein Abschied von der Kunst: Chagall, Shakespeare und Prospero

    • Eva Frankfurther: Ein Leben in der Kunst

    • Frank Auerbach: 7 Porträt-Radierungen aus den Jahren 1989-1990

    • Edith Birkin (1927-2018): A Survivor visualising her memories from Auschwitz and Bergen-Belsen

     

    Digital Exhibitions available

    Please see Exhibition pages


    Collection available

    Please see Collections site