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Harris reopens the Lubaina Himid exhibition
Posted on - 14th April, 2018 - 7:00pm | Author - Ed Walker | Posted in - Arts & Culture, Preston City Centre, Preston Council, Preston News, What's On in Preston
An exhibition of work by Preston’s Turner Prize winning artist has been reopened to the public.
Lubaina Himid’s Hard Times work was closed off to visitors to the Harris Museum and Art Gallery after a leak was discovered coming from the grade-I listed building’s roof.
It’s taken a month for the maintenance work to be undertaken.
The Harris reopened the exhibition on the afternoon of Friday (13 April).
The exhibition features Himid’s latest work from 2012 Moments That Matter.
Read more: See the Turner Prize winning art of Preston’s winner
Hard Times is due to run until 3 June and is free to go and see.
Read more: Guide book about the Harris is launched
Himid, an MBE, was announced as this year’s Turner Prize winner in December last year.
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