Rob Perry taking bookings at the "Touring Exhibition Group" marketplace.

Robert Perry’s wide experience in education at all levels combined with his life as a professional painter, traveller, adventurer, researcher and amateur historian enables him to mount stimulating and informative exhibitions, high in educational content but sufficiently “multi-layered” to be accessible to all ages and sections of society.

His Exhibition and Lecture Service is appropriate to all Museums, Art Galleries and Institutions of Culture/Education including a wide range of University Faculties, Fine Art, Creative Studies, Philosophy, Politics, History, Peace Studies, Humanities and the Arts.

Although Perry’s exhibitions are emphatically ART exhibitions, all of which are relevant at any time throughout the calendar year, some of his “battlefields” series may be particularly appropriately linked with anniversaries and commemorations such as Holocaust Memorial Day, 27 January (1945) D Day, 6 June (1944) Battle of the Somme, 1 July (1916) Death of Wilfred Owen, 4 November (1918) Armistice Day (Remembrance Day) 11 November (1918). (Note the availability of a MAJOR exhibition for the imminent approach of the centenary of the outbreak of The First World War 1914 – 2014.)

For personal online enquiries, please feel free to call up Robert Perry’s website www.robertperry-artist.co.uk whilst telephoning him on (0044) 01384 274751

Points to note:

• Wall ready, high quality, affordable “off the shelf” exhibitions of drawings and paintings with explanatory notes, information panels and video footage, by an artist with wide experience of exhibiting internationally.
• Economical in administrative time and staff organizational involvement
• Standard size 50 to 150 running feet.
• Major size 150 to 500-plus running feet
• Delivered and collected unwrapped.
• Minimal technician assistance required with hanging
• Optional accompanying educational programme of lectures/seminars/workshops.
• Low financial cost: Standard size normally based around £250 p.w. for first 4 weeks and £100 p.w. for subsequent weeks. (plus delivery and collection charge)
• Major sizes by negotiation

EXHIBITION 1 Robert Perry. Landscape Painter. Robert Perry is known nationally and internationally for his adventurous lifestyle, the tenacity with which he adheres to his commitment to “Direct Response” (Painting on location) and the Spartan approach he adopts when traveling around Europe, working and living in his famous “mobile studio” van. He has been featured many times on British and French National Television, including most recently on “COAST” (July 2009, BBC 2)

At work near Guadalajara.

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EXHIBITION 4 Robert Perry, Painter of the Battlefields. ECHOES OF WAR 1939 – 45 “SHADOWS OF THE HOLOCAUST” At work. Destroyed latrine block. Auschwitz-Birkenau. 1997 An exhibition of drawings, paintings and photographs which document Robert Perry’s working expeditions to Oswiecim (Auschwitz), Poland, (May 1997) and Oradour-sur-Glane (The Martyr Village), France. (August 1994, February 1995, February 1997).

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EXHIBITION 5 Robert Perry, Painter of the Battlefields. ECHOES OF WAR 1939 – 45 The Artist outside Blockhaus “A” near Houdain Lez Bavay. March 2002. This exhibition is comprised of drawings and paintings made at various historic sites related to the Second World War including the Normandy Beaches, Blockhouses on the Maginot Line, V1 Bases etc.

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EXHIBITION 6 Robert Perry Two Artists and Two Wars This unique collaborative exhibition originates from the close friendship between Robert Perry and Mohsen Keiany. These two painters, coming from Christian and Islamic traditions respectively, with their differing cultural backgrounds and life experiences, were brought together by chance in their coincidental membership of the Royal Birmingham Society of Artists. Their friendship was cemented by their artistic commitment and abhorrence of war. THIS EXHIBITION IS PARTICULARLY RELEVANT TO CURRENT CIRCUMSTANCES AND SOCIAL TENSIONS.

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