Fire and Water: Turner, Constable, and a Rivalry That Redefined Landscape Painting

Travel to Tate Britain, London, for a landmark exhibition uniting two of the most influential—and competitive—figures in British art. J.M.W. Turner’s blazing skies and dramatic vistas stand in striking contrast to John Constable’s intimate, faithful portrayals of the English countryside. Born just one year apart, the pair were famously described as “fire and water.” Celebrating 250 years since their births, this Artful Journey explores how rivalry, passion, and differing visions of nature helped transform landscape painting forever.

Friday, May 22nd, 10:30 - 12:00
Black Mountain Center for the Arts
$25 (All Refreshments Included)