The Urban Frame: Mutiny in Colour

Following the huge success of the Moments exhibition at Moyse’s Hall Museum in 2021, which attracted nearly 25,000 visitors, West Suffolk is set to host what will probably be the largest modern art exhibition ever seen in the UK.

The Urban Frame: Mutiny in Colour will run simultaneously across three locations in West Suffolk (Moyse’s Hall Museum, Bury St Edmunds, the National Horseracing Museum in Newmarket and Haverhill Arts Centre) during the summer of 2023:

– National Horseracing Museum – 3rd June to 1st October 2023
– Moyse’s Hall Museum – 3rd June to 1st October 2023
– Haverhill Arts Centre – 10th July to 12th September 2023

Organised in association with Brandler Galleries, this exhibition will host over 100 works from some of the world’s most renowned artists including Banksy, Blak Le Rat, Pure Evil, My Dog Sighs, Kaws, the Connor Brothers, Damien Hurst, Tracey Emin, Sherlock, Swoon, Ben Eine, Bambi, Hush and Lamont White.

A number of the works across the three venues have never been exhibited before, including three major pieces by Banksy: Computer Boy, Heart Boy and Sandcastle Girl, which was painted on a wall in Lowestoft during Banksy’s Spraycation to East Anglia in 2021.