colour, stripes, planes and curves

extended until 31 December 2011

Bridget Rileywww.kettlesyard.co.uk

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Sidney Street

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Rail Station KETTLE'S YARDKettle’s Yard

Castle Street, Cambridge CB3 0AQtelephone 01223 748100fax 01223 324377mail@kettlesyard.cam.ac.ukwww.kettlesyard.co.uk

House openTuesdays-Sundays 2-4pm

GallerY openTuesdays-Sundays 11.30am-5pm

CHrIstMas Closure 24-27 December & 1-2nd January

adMIssIon Free

aCCessIbIlItY The exhibition gallery provides wheelchair access and disabled toilet facilities. Limited wheelchair access can be provided to the house, including concerts. Entrance via the path off Castle Street.

bY traIn/busThe C1 bus runs from the station toBridge Street; a short walk over Magdalene Bridge leads to the gallery.

bY roadFrom South: M11 exit at junction 13. From North: from A14 take the A1307 to Castle Street. Meter parking on Northampton Street or Pound Hill. Parking is limited; we recommend the Park & Ride service, 01223 718167.

We are delighted that this hugely popular exhibition

of work by one of our most renowned artists, Bridget

Riley, has been extended until the end of the year.

Next door to the gallery, is the beautiful and unique

house at Kettle’s Yard that contains a distinctive

collection of modern art.

Works of art are interspersed with natural objects

and the house remains largely as it was when its

founder, Jim Ede, lived here.

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