Ireland
Colour and Line: Turner's Experiments
Arts & Theatre · Art Exhibitions
Free!
Website: www.tate.org.uk
A two-room display featuring works on paper by the artist Turner, with a variety of experiments and interactive displays which demonstrate his working methods and techniques. Visitors can learn about printmaking and experience scientific experiments with colour and light which formed a background to Turner's work.
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