An exhibition of work by British artist Bridget Riley has opened at Kent’s Turner Contemporary.
The show includes the influential 94-year-old painter’s works from the late 1960s, wall paintings from the last decade and the artist’s most recent canvases.
Senior curator Melissa Blanchflower says the Margate gallery is “inviting the public to come and have this visual experience” and nothing replaces “being in front of the painting”.
The free exhibition of 26 artworks, titled Learning to See, will run at the gallery until 4 May.