| Try A National Art Pass And Save £££s On Culture The National Art Pass should be in every culture-seeker's wallet. It gets you free entry to hundreds of museums, galleries and historic houses across the UK, and 50% off the ticket price for many big exhibitions.
In London alone, you can enjoy huge discounts at the Tate galleries, Design Museum, British Museum, National Gallery, Barbican Art Gallery, Whitechapel Gallery and many more. Annual membership costs just £73, or £45 for Under 30s, and you can even save 25% on your first year of membership when you pay by Direct Debit.
Take advantage of everything the capital has to offer by booking one of these great London exhibitions now — all for half the price with a National Art Pass.
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| Barbican: Our Time On Earth Explore radical ideas around the climate crisis in this major exhibition. Imagine sitting down to eat beside diners from other species, or commuting through a rewilded city over a bridge made of roots. 18 works by international artists bring such visions to life. Delve deep with the National Art Pass 50% discount.
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| Hayward Gallery: In The Black Fantastic Science fiction, myth and Afrofuturism make for a heady combination at this astonishing exhibition on the South Bank. 11 artists from the African diaspora offer fresh twists on reality, with mixed-media explorations of the past, present and future. Yours for just £6.75 with a National Art Pass.
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| Tate Britain: Cornelia Parker Nobody does playful sculpture like Cornelia Parker. Her major Tate show includes gigantic sculptures made from domestic objects, an embroidered version of Magna Carta's Wikipedia page, as well as her films, innovative drawings, prints and photographs. Tickets are normally £16, but the National Art Pass gets you entry for just £8.
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| Fashion & Textile Museum: 150 Years Of The Royal School Of Needlework Subtitled "Crown to Catwalk", this anniversary exhibition looks at the fine art of embroidery, in all its forms. You'll see royal commissions, such as the 1937 Coronation Robe of Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother, alongside contemporary works. Half price tickets are just £6.33.
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| And it's not just 50% off exhibitions... The National Art Pass is the gift that keeps on giving. Membership also gets you FREE entry to hundreds of museums, galleries and historic houses, as well as Art Quarterly magazine and the annual Art Map, your guides to using your pass at 800+ places across the UK. |
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