Consider Our Haven: Supplement III, 1968

Opening today, Post Pop Beyond the Commonplace: Pop Detours in Portugal and England 1965 - 1975 an exhibition curated by Ana Vasconcelos e Patrícia Rosas featuring a number of works by English artists that conspicuously deviate from Pop Art. Works from the British Council collection by artists such as Bernard Cohen, Tom Phillips, Jeremy Moon and Allen Jones are featured alongside works by Portuguese artists including Teresa Magalhães, Ruy Leitão, Eduardo Batarda, Menez, Nikias Skapinakis, Fátima Vaz, Clara Menéres, João Cutileiro and José de Guimarães. The exhibition continues until 10th September at Fundacao Calouste Gulbenkian, Coleção do Fundador – Galeria Principal, Av. de Berna, 45A, Lisbon. Opening hours 1000 - 1800

Dame Iris Murdoch, oil on canvas, 1984-86

The new ‘Making her mark: celebrating creative women’ exhibition at Beningbrough Hall, showcases women who have influenced the worlds of literature, dance and drama with a diverse range of striking portraits, including Tom Phillips’s portrait of Iris Murdoch.
The exhibition is open until 4th November 2018. Visit the Beningbrough Hall website for more information.

Help to support the important work of the National Campaign for the Arts by purchasing from their online shop where you will find a vast array of merchandise emblazoned with a rich design created by Tom Phillips. All profit from the sale of these products goes directly towards activities undertaken by the NCA.

Music World I & II

Tantal: The Night Sky, Tom Phillips 2017

Etching: The Infernal Method, curated by Norman Ackroyd RA is an exhibition of works for sale by Royal Academicians and invited artists celebrating the diversity of contemporary etching practice. The title of the exhibition is taken from a passage in William Blake’s The Marriage of Heaven and Hell. The exhibition gives invited artists the opportunity to display work alongside those who are established and renowned in their respective fields. They include a diverse range of practitioners including those from the worlds of architecture and fashion. Three new prints by Tom Phillips are included in the show and all works are available for sale from the Royal Academy’s online Art Sales shop. This free exhibition can be viewed until 19th February 2018 at 

The Keeper's House, Royal Academy of Arts, Burlington House, Piccadilly London W1J 0BD Saturday – Thursday 10am – 6pm 
Friday 10am – 10pm or online here

Proceeds from the sales go towards helping the non-profit-making areas of the Academy, including the education programme, library and the RA Schools.