Exhibition Name: Old Buildings and Bridges

Opens Friday 2nd April 2026 – Closes Friday 1st May 2026  

Old buildings and bridges have been a subject of fascination for artists across various eras and cultures. They symbolize the passage from one phase of life to another or the joining of disparate communities. In art history, these structures have been depicted in paintings, photographs, and sculptures, often serving as focal points or metaphors. For instance, Claude Monet’s “The Japanese Bridge” illustrates how bridges can harmonize nature with human creation. The Golden Gate Bridge and the Brooklyn Bridge have inspired countless artworks, representing New York City’s innovative spirit and urban experience. These iconic bridges tell stories of engineering triumphs and the artistic vision behind their design, making them timeless subjects in artworks.