The Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery

View of main gallery display showing works from the University collection

"A peaceful and attractive haven"
Visitor comment, Audiences Yorkshire survey 2009

 

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A hidden gem at the heart of the University of Leeds campus, the Stanley & Audrey Burton Gallery offers innovative temporary exhibitions and displays treasures from the University Art Collection.

Entrance is free for visitors to experience the University’s exceptional art collection. The collection includes stunning examples of European and British painting, drawings and prints, dating from the 17th century up to the present day, as well as small collections of sculpture, ceramics, miniatures and photographs.

The Education Room houses the University's collection of drawings and works on paper, and provides space for educational activities - from University teaching to school and community group activities.

The Gallery offers a lively programme of public events - including artist talks, roundtable discussions, and art workshops. Join our mailing list to get invitations to our events and exhibitions.

Come visit the Gallery - an oasis of calm and inspiration - just minutes from Leeds city centre!

NEWS

 

  • Sadler Symposium: Book now online for this free symposium at Leeds Art Gallery, exploring the legacy of visionary art collector and educator Sir Michael Sadler, honouring the centenary of his arrival in Leeds.
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  • New audio podcasts! Listen to Dr Richard Brown, Reader in Modern Literature in the School of English, speaking on Roger Fry's Portrait of Nina Hamnett (1917) here.
    Hear Dr Mark Westgarth, Lecturer in the School of Fine Art, History of Art and Cultural Studies, responding to The Striped Jug (1914) by Ben Nicholson here.
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  • Burton Saturdays: The popular event series will continue throughout 2011-12, with free creative activities for all ages every Saturday, generously supported by the Audrey and Stanley Burton Charitable Trust.
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  • Gallery blog: Keep up to date with what's happening at the Gallery on the gallery blog. Informal updates from Gallery staff give you the inside scoop about our events and plans for the future.
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  • The Gallery on Facebook and Twitter: The Gallery is social networking, keeping you abreast of our events, pictures and many more.
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