Mexico: A Revolution in Art, 1910-1940

6 July—29 September 2013

In The Sackler Wing of Galleries

2009-2013 Season supported by JTI

'Mexico: A Revolution in Art, 1910-1940' reveals a cultural renaissance that drew in some of the most seminal figures of the 20th century, all of whom were inspired by the same subject: Mexico.

Richard Rogers RA: Inside Out

18 July—13 October 2013

In Burlington Gardens

Richard Rogers RA is one of the most successful and influential architects in the world. He is responsible for some of the most radical designs of the 20th century, including the Pompidou Centre in Paris (with Renzo Piano), Lloyd’s of London and the Law Courts in Bordeaux. 'Inside Out' reveals the man and the ideas behind these pioneering buildings.

Australia

21 September—8 December 2013

In the Main Galleries

COMING SOON

Organised with the National Gallery of Australia

Marking the first major survey of Australian art in the UK for 50 years, this exhibition will span more than 200 years from 1800 to the present day and seeks to uncover the fascinating social and cultural evolution of a nation through its art.

Sir Hugh Casson PRA: Making Friends

31 May—22 September 2013

In the Tennant Gallery and Council Room

Sir Hugh Casson PRA (1910-1999) was probably the most popular British architect of his time. His drawings and watercolours in this exhibition illustrate how his training in the 1930s as an early modernist was put to highly pragmatic use when during the war years he was responsible for camouflaging airfields.