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Feb
19
Wed
RIVERS AND BRIDGES; JOY AND HOPE. ARTWORK BY HILARY ROSEN @ LAUDERDALE HOUSE
Feb 19 @ 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

RIVERS AND BRIDGES; HOPE AND JOY.

Artworks by Hilary Rosen MA. RCA.
At Lauderdale House, Highgate Hill, N6 5HG
6 February to 3 March 2025.

FREE ADMISSION
Open Daily 12-4 [Wednesdays 11-3]
Check at www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary gained her BA at Nottingham and her MA at the Painting School of the The Royal College of Art, London. She lives in London and works from her studio in Bethnal Green. Hilary is a member of The Printmakers Council and The East London Print Studio. Most of the prints on display are one-off monoprints which are multilayered images using materials such as lino, perspex and stencils to achieve the required layering and painterly depth.

Hilary’s work is in many public and private collections worldwide including the Victoria and Albert Museum and The Museum of London; The Zeiss Collection in Hamburg, Germany; and The L.V Prasad Eye Hospital in Hyderabad, India. She works in several mediums including acrylics, watercolours, printing and embroidery. This current exhibition includes includes new acrylic paintings and monoprints based on riverscapes in Bath and Oxford, worked up from watercolours and sketches made in-situ.

Other themes illustrated at the Lauderdale House Exhibition include sumptuous still lives, the Beauty of Nature, steamy jazz clubs and images of isolation with solitary figures viewing the outside world from mysterious interiors.

During the lockdown months, Hilary researched Greek Myths and was inspired by Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine who was taught his art by snakes. He is remembered to this day by the use of the serpent in the badges and arms of medical associations around the world. There is also on display a painting depicting the Three Greek Fates: Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos who respectively spun, measured and finally cut the Thread of Life. A particularly appropriate concept during the Pandemic.

This exciting and eclectic exhibition at Lauderdale House is open daily from 6 February to 3 March 2025 [12-4 except 11-3 Wednesdays]
Check website www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary Rosen
hrosen2001@gmail.com

Feb
20
Thu
RIVERS AND BRIDGES; JOY AND HOPE. ARTWORK BY HILARY ROSEN @ LAUDERDALE HOUSE
Feb 20 @ 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

RIVERS AND BRIDGES; HOPE AND JOY.

Artworks by Hilary Rosen MA. RCA.
At Lauderdale House, Highgate Hill, N6 5HG
6 February to 3 March 2025.

FREE ADMISSION
Open Daily 12-4 [Wednesdays 11-3]
Check at www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary gained her BA at Nottingham and her MA at the Painting School of the The Royal College of Art, London. She lives in London and works from her studio in Bethnal Green. Hilary is a member of The Printmakers Council and The East London Print Studio. Most of the prints on display are one-off monoprints which are multilayered images using materials such as lino, perspex and stencils to achieve the required layering and painterly depth.

Hilary’s work is in many public and private collections worldwide including the Victoria and Albert Museum and The Museum of London; The Zeiss Collection in Hamburg, Germany; and The L.V Prasad Eye Hospital in Hyderabad, India. She works in several mediums including acrylics, watercolours, printing and embroidery. This current exhibition includes includes new acrylic paintings and monoprints based on riverscapes in Bath and Oxford, worked up from watercolours and sketches made in-situ.

Other themes illustrated at the Lauderdale House Exhibition include sumptuous still lives, the Beauty of Nature, steamy jazz clubs and images of isolation with solitary figures viewing the outside world from mysterious interiors.

During the lockdown months, Hilary researched Greek Myths and was inspired by Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine who was taught his art by snakes. He is remembered to this day by the use of the serpent in the badges and arms of medical associations around the world. There is also on display a painting depicting the Three Greek Fates: Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos who respectively spun, measured and finally cut the Thread of Life. A particularly appropriate concept during the Pandemic.

This exciting and eclectic exhibition at Lauderdale House is open daily from 6 February to 3 March 2025 [12-4 except 11-3 Wednesdays]
Check website www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary Rosen
hrosen2001@gmail.com

Feb
21
Fri
RIVERS AND BRIDGES; JOY AND HOPE. ARTWORK BY HILARY ROSEN @ LAUDERDALE HOUSE
Feb 21 @ 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

RIVERS AND BRIDGES; HOPE AND JOY.

Artworks by Hilary Rosen MA. RCA.
At Lauderdale House, Highgate Hill, N6 5HG
6 February to 3 March 2025.

FREE ADMISSION
Open Daily 12-4 [Wednesdays 11-3]
Check at www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary gained her BA at Nottingham and her MA at the Painting School of the The Royal College of Art, London. She lives in London and works from her studio in Bethnal Green. Hilary is a member of The Printmakers Council and The East London Print Studio. Most of the prints on display are one-off monoprints which are multilayered images using materials such as lino, perspex and stencils to achieve the required layering and painterly depth.

Hilary’s work is in many public and private collections worldwide including the Victoria and Albert Museum and The Museum of London; The Zeiss Collection in Hamburg, Germany; and The L.V Prasad Eye Hospital in Hyderabad, India. She works in several mediums including acrylics, watercolours, printing and embroidery. This current exhibition includes includes new acrylic paintings and monoprints based on riverscapes in Bath and Oxford, worked up from watercolours and sketches made in-situ.

Other themes illustrated at the Lauderdale House Exhibition include sumptuous still lives, the Beauty of Nature, steamy jazz clubs and images of isolation with solitary figures viewing the outside world from mysterious interiors.

During the lockdown months, Hilary researched Greek Myths and was inspired by Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine who was taught his art by snakes. He is remembered to this day by the use of the serpent in the badges and arms of medical associations around the world. There is also on display a painting depicting the Three Greek Fates: Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos who respectively spun, measured and finally cut the Thread of Life. A particularly appropriate concept during the Pandemic.

This exciting and eclectic exhibition at Lauderdale House is open daily from 6 February to 3 March 2025 [12-4 except 11-3 Wednesdays]
Check website www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary Rosen
hrosen2001@gmail.com

Feb
22
Sat
Heritage Fair 2025 @ Lauderdale House
Feb 22 @ 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm

Discover fascinating stories from Highgate’s past and the diverse history of the communities that make up North London.3 people pose by a table

Come and chat to over 20 organisations who are interested in and knowledgeable about the history of our area, including representatives from local museums, historic houses, history societies and more at this FREE fair!

RIVERS AND BRIDGES; JOY AND HOPE. ARTWORK BY HILARY ROSEN @ LAUDERDALE HOUSE
Feb 22 @ 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

RIVERS AND BRIDGES; HOPE AND JOY.

Artworks by Hilary Rosen MA. RCA.
At Lauderdale House, Highgate Hill, N6 5HG
6 February to 3 March 2025.

FREE ADMISSION
Open Daily 12-4 [Wednesdays 11-3]
Check at www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary gained her BA at Nottingham and her MA at the Painting School of the The Royal College of Art, London. She lives in London and works from her studio in Bethnal Green. Hilary is a member of The Printmakers Council and The East London Print Studio. Most of the prints on display are one-off monoprints which are multilayered images using materials such as lino, perspex and stencils to achieve the required layering and painterly depth.

Hilary’s work is in many public and private collections worldwide including the Victoria and Albert Museum and The Museum of London; The Zeiss Collection in Hamburg, Germany; and The L.V Prasad Eye Hospital in Hyderabad, India. She works in several mediums including acrylics, watercolours, printing and embroidery. This current exhibition includes includes new acrylic paintings and monoprints based on riverscapes in Bath and Oxford, worked up from watercolours and sketches made in-situ.

Other themes illustrated at the Lauderdale House Exhibition include sumptuous still lives, the Beauty of Nature, steamy jazz clubs and images of isolation with solitary figures viewing the outside world from mysterious interiors.

During the lockdown months, Hilary researched Greek Myths and was inspired by Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine who was taught his art by snakes. He is remembered to this day by the use of the serpent in the badges and arms of medical associations around the world. There is also on display a painting depicting the Three Greek Fates: Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos who respectively spun, measured and finally cut the Thread of Life. A particularly appropriate concept during the Pandemic.

This exciting and eclectic exhibition at Lauderdale House is open daily from 6 February to 3 March 2025 [12-4 except 11-3 Wednesdays]
Check website www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary Rosen
hrosen2001@gmail.com

Waterlow Park Geotrail @ Lauderdale House
Feb 22 @ 12:00 pm – 12:45 pm

In partnership with the London Geodiversity Partnership, we are delighted to offer a free Waterlow Park Geotrail as part of our Heritage Weekend. Join us as we learn how the geology of Waterlow Park relates to its layout and local development from the London Geodiversity Partnership.

The Geotrail will be led by Diana Clements. Diana has lived in Islington for many years and brought her children to Waterlow Park when they were young where they enjoyed rolling around in the mud produced from the springs on the slope. In 1995, she curated a temporary exhibition for the Islington Museum, then in Upper Street: Beneath Our Feet: the Geology of Islington. Since 1990 she has worked in the Natural History Museum and in 2010 compiled a Geologists’ Association Guide to the Geology of London (revised 2023). She has been able to continue her passion for the geology of London by becoming an active member of the London Geodiversity Partnership.

The tour will begin promptly at 12pm. Please meet at the front desk in the Entrance Hall from 11.45am (enter via the East Entrance directly off Highgate Hill). The walks will last approximately 45 minutes, so wrap up warm and prepare for winter weather.

For those unfamiliar with the Park, there are some steep slopes – please get in touch via email or by ringing 020 8348 8716 with any questions relating to accessibility.

Building on the Past @ Lauderdale House
Feb 22 @ 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm

This talk will focus on recent projects ranging from Highgate Library, Chester Road which has now been completed, Highgate Cemetery which is underway and Hall for All, Acland Burghley which is in development.

The talk will look at how heritage sustainability and long-term futures can be ensured through:

  • the social impact of historical community buildings and spaces
  • environmental improvements (within the architecture and environment).

Highgate Library has just undergone major refurbishment after numerous threats to closure.

The talk will look at the highly unusual, and successful, partnership between Council and volunteers; the volunteers having played a key role in keeping the library open when it was threatened previously. More recently, it looked as if the library may have to close due to the state of the building but the partnership between local councillors Anna Wright, Camron Aref-Adib and Lorna Jane Russell, Camden Council Officers and the Friends of Highgate Library have saved it.

Acland Burghley’s Hall for All campaign also follows a story of transformation. Built in the Brutalist style of the 1960s, the hall not only serves as an exam and assembly room for pupils, but a stage for the OAE (Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment), an exhibition space, and soon to be Museum of Brutalist Architecture. Transforming the Hall is due to be completed in 2026.

The details include:

Restoring the heritage interior and sound cladding back to the original design to create world-class acoustics.
Creating an environmental solution for heating and ventilation.

Designing flexible staging and seating in the 679 sq metres of space that will accommodate all kinds of groups including performance, arts and sports.

Including disabled access and toilets to ensure all members of the community can participate, both as audience members and performers.
Allowing for up-to-date lighting and sound systems to facilitate state-of-the-art performances.
Renovating the amphitheatre to provide an outdoor space for events.

Meanwhile, the UK’s first Museum of Brutalist Architecture will be part physical/part digital and will support heritage outreach work in the wider community. An outdoor performance space will also be created and the school’s amphitheatre, made from stones from the original Victorian school on the Burghley Road site, will be renovated. Since launching their fundraising bid, the school has been inviting back alumni to take part in a range of arts-focused activities, including creating 60 headshots for the 60 years the school has been open. Community is at the heart of this rebuild, and have been consulted at every stage to really make this into a Hall for All.

Highgate Cemetery forms the third part of this talk. With plans to undergo major redevelopments such as installing a gallery space, education workshop and new office for staff, the Cemetery is looking forward to integrating its hyperlocal communities. Though a world-renowned tourist spot, the cemetery has offered a place for communities to connect for decades. Now it is about looking at how it can support local communities to grow and develop and connect with the site. By providing a gallery space and room for educational workshops, opportunity is opened up for local schools and artists to connect with local spaces and develop new relationships.

  • Speakers
    Venetia Wolfenden – Founding Director of Urban Learners on behalf of Hall for All, Acland Burghley
  • Sarah Harrison – Chair, Highgate Library Management Group, Friends of Highgate Library
  • Speaker TBC – Highgate Cemetery
Communities: Living History @ Lauderdale House
Feb 22 @ 3:30 pm – 4:30 pm

This talk will focus on two local estates: the White Flats on the Whittington estate and the Holly Lodge estate.

The architecture on both estates was specifically designed with the communities for whom it was intended, while also looking at life on those estates and how it has evolved over time

The White Flats on the Whittington estate were designed between 1972 and 1979 by Peter Tabori and Ken Adie to create a place where a sense of community would flourish.

The Holly Lodge estate was built in the 1920’s. The original plan was to build houses on the entire estate but due to slow sales and the need for drainage from the higher ground, the land to the east of the new central road was instead acquired by Lady Workers’ Homes Limited to build blocks of rooms for single women moving to London in order to work as secretaries and clerks.

The talk will cover what it is like to live on the local estates where there is a strong sense of community and solidarity amongst neighbours. Both the White Flats and Holly Lodge have served a range of people in their time and have becoming living history themselves, responding to the needs of the time and supporting their tenants through major points in their lives.

The White Flats film (20 minutes) will be shown, followed by a Q&A

Speakers
Roger Elliott – Chair, Holly Lodge Community Centre

Feb
23
Sun
Heritage Family Day @ Lauderdale House
Feb 23 @ 11:00 am – 4:00 pm

Take a step back in time at Lauderdale House’s annual Heritage Weekend. On Sunday 23 February we’re hosting a special Heritage Family Fun Day for children and families to explore the history of the house and the area.

Drop in for all kinds of fun and free activities between 11am and 4pm – activities are free and you don’t need to book in advance!

Discover the stories of the Victorian children who lived in the house on our interactive touchscreens.

Explore the House with our family trail (there will be a chocolate prize for the first 50 children to complete it!).

From 11am to 3pm, a craft session where you’ll be making a historic house or futuristic building – inspired by the theme of the weekend ‘Living Communities: Building on the Past.’

No unaccompanied children – bring your parent and carer so they can join in too!

RIVERS AND BRIDGES; JOY AND HOPE. ARTWORK BY HILARY ROSEN @ LAUDERDALE HOUSE
Feb 23 @ 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

RIVERS AND BRIDGES; HOPE AND JOY.

Artworks by Hilary Rosen MA. RCA.
At Lauderdale House, Highgate Hill, N6 5HG
6 February to 3 March 2025.

FREE ADMISSION
Open Daily 12-4 [Wednesdays 11-3]
Check at www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary gained her BA at Nottingham and her MA at the Painting School of the The Royal College of Art, London. She lives in London and works from her studio in Bethnal Green. Hilary is a member of The Printmakers Council and The East London Print Studio. Most of the prints on display are one-off monoprints which are multilayered images using materials such as lino, perspex and stencils to achieve the required layering and painterly depth.

Hilary’s work is in many public and private collections worldwide including the Victoria and Albert Museum and The Museum of London; The Zeiss Collection in Hamburg, Germany; and The L.V Prasad Eye Hospital in Hyderabad, India. She works in several mediums including acrylics, watercolours, printing and embroidery. This current exhibition includes includes new acrylic paintings and monoprints based on riverscapes in Bath and Oxford, worked up from watercolours and sketches made in-situ.

Other themes illustrated at the Lauderdale House Exhibition include sumptuous still lives, the Beauty of Nature, steamy jazz clubs and images of isolation with solitary figures viewing the outside world from mysterious interiors.

During the lockdown months, Hilary researched Greek Myths and was inspired by Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine who was taught his art by snakes. He is remembered to this day by the use of the serpent in the badges and arms of medical associations around the world. There is also on display a painting depicting the Three Greek Fates: Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos who respectively spun, measured and finally cut the Thread of Life. A particularly appropriate concept during the Pandemic.

This exciting and eclectic exhibition at Lauderdale House is open daily from 6 February to 3 March 2025 [12-4 except 11-3 Wednesdays]
Check website www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary Rosen
hrosen2001@gmail.com

Feb
24
Mon
RIVERS AND BRIDGES; JOY AND HOPE. ARTWORK BY HILARY ROSEN @ LAUDERDALE HOUSE
Feb 24 @ 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

RIVERS AND BRIDGES; HOPE AND JOY.

Artworks by Hilary Rosen MA. RCA.
At Lauderdale House, Highgate Hill, N6 5HG
6 February to 3 March 2025.

FREE ADMISSION
Open Daily 12-4 [Wednesdays 11-3]
Check at www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary gained her BA at Nottingham and her MA at the Painting School of the The Royal College of Art, London. She lives in London and works from her studio in Bethnal Green. Hilary is a member of The Printmakers Council and The East London Print Studio. Most of the prints on display are one-off monoprints which are multilayered images using materials such as lino, perspex and stencils to achieve the required layering and painterly depth.

Hilary’s work is in many public and private collections worldwide including the Victoria and Albert Museum and The Museum of London; The Zeiss Collection in Hamburg, Germany; and The L.V Prasad Eye Hospital in Hyderabad, India. She works in several mediums including acrylics, watercolours, printing and embroidery. This current exhibition includes includes new acrylic paintings and monoprints based on riverscapes in Bath and Oxford, worked up from watercolours and sketches made in-situ.

Other themes illustrated at the Lauderdale House Exhibition include sumptuous still lives, the Beauty of Nature, steamy jazz clubs and images of isolation with solitary figures viewing the outside world from mysterious interiors.

During the lockdown months, Hilary researched Greek Myths and was inspired by Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine who was taught his art by snakes. He is remembered to this day by the use of the serpent in the badges and arms of medical associations around the world. There is also on display a painting depicting the Three Greek Fates: Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos who respectively spun, measured and finally cut the Thread of Life. A particularly appropriate concept during the Pandemic.

This exciting and eclectic exhibition at Lauderdale House is open daily from 6 February to 3 March 2025 [12-4 except 11-3 Wednesdays]
Check website www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary Rosen
hrosen2001@gmail.com

Feb
25
Tue
RIVERS AND BRIDGES; JOY AND HOPE. ARTWORK BY HILARY ROSEN @ LAUDERDALE HOUSE
Feb 25 @ 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

RIVERS AND BRIDGES; HOPE AND JOY.

Artworks by Hilary Rosen MA. RCA.
At Lauderdale House, Highgate Hill, N6 5HG
6 February to 3 March 2025.

FREE ADMISSION
Open Daily 12-4 [Wednesdays 11-3]
Check at www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary gained her BA at Nottingham and her MA at the Painting School of the The Royal College of Art, London. She lives in London and works from her studio in Bethnal Green. Hilary is a member of The Printmakers Council and The East London Print Studio. Most of the prints on display are one-off monoprints which are multilayered images using materials such as lino, perspex and stencils to achieve the required layering and painterly depth.

Hilary’s work is in many public and private collections worldwide including the Victoria and Albert Museum and The Museum of London; The Zeiss Collection in Hamburg, Germany; and The L.V Prasad Eye Hospital in Hyderabad, India. She works in several mediums including acrylics, watercolours, printing and embroidery. This current exhibition includes includes new acrylic paintings and monoprints based on riverscapes in Bath and Oxford, worked up from watercolours and sketches made in-situ.

Other themes illustrated at the Lauderdale House Exhibition include sumptuous still lives, the Beauty of Nature, steamy jazz clubs and images of isolation with solitary figures viewing the outside world from mysterious interiors.

During the lockdown months, Hilary researched Greek Myths and was inspired by Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine who was taught his art by snakes. He is remembered to this day by the use of the serpent in the badges and arms of medical associations around the world. There is also on display a painting depicting the Three Greek Fates: Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos who respectively spun, measured and finally cut the Thread of Life. A particularly appropriate concept during the Pandemic.

This exciting and eclectic exhibition at Lauderdale House is open daily from 6 February to 3 March 2025 [12-4 except 11-3 Wednesdays]
Check website www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary Rosen
hrosen2001@gmail.com

Feb
26
Wed
RIVERS AND BRIDGES; JOY AND HOPE. ARTWORK BY HILARY ROSEN @ LAUDERDALE HOUSE
Feb 26 @ 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

RIVERS AND BRIDGES; HOPE AND JOY.

Artworks by Hilary Rosen MA. RCA.
At Lauderdale House, Highgate Hill, N6 5HG
6 February to 3 March 2025.

FREE ADMISSION
Open Daily 12-4 [Wednesdays 11-3]
Check at www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary gained her BA at Nottingham and her MA at the Painting School of the The Royal College of Art, London. She lives in London and works from her studio in Bethnal Green. Hilary is a member of The Printmakers Council and The East London Print Studio. Most of the prints on display are one-off monoprints which are multilayered images using materials such as lino, perspex and stencils to achieve the required layering and painterly depth.

Hilary’s work is in many public and private collections worldwide including the Victoria and Albert Museum and The Museum of London; The Zeiss Collection in Hamburg, Germany; and The L.V Prasad Eye Hospital in Hyderabad, India. She works in several mediums including acrylics, watercolours, printing and embroidery. This current exhibition includes includes new acrylic paintings and monoprints based on riverscapes in Bath and Oxford, worked up from watercolours and sketches made in-situ.

Other themes illustrated at the Lauderdale House Exhibition include sumptuous still lives, the Beauty of Nature, steamy jazz clubs and images of isolation with solitary figures viewing the outside world from mysterious interiors.

During the lockdown months, Hilary researched Greek Myths and was inspired by Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine who was taught his art by snakes. He is remembered to this day by the use of the serpent in the badges and arms of medical associations around the world. There is also on display a painting depicting the Three Greek Fates: Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos who respectively spun, measured and finally cut the Thread of Life. A particularly appropriate concept during the Pandemic.

This exciting and eclectic exhibition at Lauderdale House is open daily from 6 February to 3 March 2025 [12-4 except 11-3 Wednesdays]
Check website www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary Rosen
hrosen2001@gmail.com

Feb
27
Thu
RIVERS AND BRIDGES; JOY AND HOPE. ARTWORK BY HILARY ROSEN @ LAUDERDALE HOUSE
Feb 27 @ 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

RIVERS AND BRIDGES; HOPE AND JOY.

Artworks by Hilary Rosen MA. RCA.
At Lauderdale House, Highgate Hill, N6 5HG
6 February to 3 March 2025.

FREE ADMISSION
Open Daily 12-4 [Wednesdays 11-3]
Check at www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary gained her BA at Nottingham and her MA at the Painting School of the The Royal College of Art, London. She lives in London and works from her studio in Bethnal Green. Hilary is a member of The Printmakers Council and The East London Print Studio. Most of the prints on display are one-off monoprints which are multilayered images using materials such as lino, perspex and stencils to achieve the required layering and painterly depth.

Hilary’s work is in many public and private collections worldwide including the Victoria and Albert Museum and The Museum of London; The Zeiss Collection in Hamburg, Germany; and The L.V Prasad Eye Hospital in Hyderabad, India. She works in several mediums including acrylics, watercolours, printing and embroidery. This current exhibition includes includes new acrylic paintings and monoprints based on riverscapes in Bath and Oxford, worked up from watercolours and sketches made in-situ.

Other themes illustrated at the Lauderdale House Exhibition include sumptuous still lives, the Beauty of Nature, steamy jazz clubs and images of isolation with solitary figures viewing the outside world from mysterious interiors.

During the lockdown months, Hilary researched Greek Myths and was inspired by Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine who was taught his art by snakes. He is remembered to this day by the use of the serpent in the badges and arms of medical associations around the world. There is also on display a painting depicting the Three Greek Fates: Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos who respectively spun, measured and finally cut the Thread of Life. A particularly appropriate concept during the Pandemic.

This exciting and eclectic exhibition at Lauderdale House is open daily from 6 February to 3 March 2025 [12-4 except 11-3 Wednesdays]
Check website www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary Rosen
hrosen2001@gmail.com

Feb
28
Fri
RIVERS AND BRIDGES; JOY AND HOPE. ARTWORK BY HILARY ROSEN @ LAUDERDALE HOUSE
Feb 28 @ 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

RIVERS AND BRIDGES; HOPE AND JOY.

Artworks by Hilary Rosen MA. RCA.
At Lauderdale House, Highgate Hill, N6 5HG
6 February to 3 March 2025.

FREE ADMISSION
Open Daily 12-4 [Wednesdays 11-3]
Check at www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary gained her BA at Nottingham and her MA at the Painting School of the The Royal College of Art, London. She lives in London and works from her studio in Bethnal Green. Hilary is a member of The Printmakers Council and The East London Print Studio. Most of the prints on display are one-off monoprints which are multilayered images using materials such as lino, perspex and stencils to achieve the required layering and painterly depth.

Hilary’s work is in many public and private collections worldwide including the Victoria and Albert Museum and The Museum of London; The Zeiss Collection in Hamburg, Germany; and The L.V Prasad Eye Hospital in Hyderabad, India. She works in several mediums including acrylics, watercolours, printing and embroidery. This current exhibition includes includes new acrylic paintings and monoprints based on riverscapes in Bath and Oxford, worked up from watercolours and sketches made in-situ.

Other themes illustrated at the Lauderdale House Exhibition include sumptuous still lives, the Beauty of Nature, steamy jazz clubs and images of isolation with solitary figures viewing the outside world from mysterious interiors.

During the lockdown months, Hilary researched Greek Myths and was inspired by Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine who was taught his art by snakes. He is remembered to this day by the use of the serpent in the badges and arms of medical associations around the world. There is also on display a painting depicting the Three Greek Fates: Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos who respectively spun, measured and finally cut the Thread of Life. A particularly appropriate concept during the Pandemic.

This exciting and eclectic exhibition at Lauderdale House is open daily from 6 February to 3 March 2025 [12-4 except 11-3 Wednesdays]
Check website www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary Rosen
hrosen2001@gmail.com

Mar
1
Sat
RIVERS AND BRIDGES; JOY AND HOPE. ARTWORK BY HILARY ROSEN @ LAUDERDALE HOUSE
Mar 1 @ 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

RIVERS AND BRIDGES; HOPE AND JOY.

Artworks by Hilary Rosen MA. RCA.
At Lauderdale House, Highgate Hill, N6 5HG
6 February to 3 March 2025.

FREE ADMISSION
Open Daily 12-4 [Wednesdays 11-3]
Check at www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary gained her BA at Nottingham and her MA at the Painting School of the The Royal College of Art, London. She lives in London and works from her studio in Bethnal Green. Hilary is a member of The Printmakers Council and The East London Print Studio. Most of the prints on display are one-off monoprints which are multilayered images using materials such as lino, perspex and stencils to achieve the required layering and painterly depth.

Hilary’s work is in many public and private collections worldwide including the Victoria and Albert Museum and The Museum of London; The Zeiss Collection in Hamburg, Germany; and The L.V Prasad Eye Hospital in Hyderabad, India. She works in several mediums including acrylics, watercolours, printing and embroidery. This current exhibition includes includes new acrylic paintings and monoprints based on riverscapes in Bath and Oxford, worked up from watercolours and sketches made in-situ.

Other themes illustrated at the Lauderdale House Exhibition include sumptuous still lives, the Beauty of Nature, steamy jazz clubs and images of isolation with solitary figures viewing the outside world from mysterious interiors.

During the lockdown months, Hilary researched Greek Myths and was inspired by Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine who was taught his art by snakes. He is remembered to this day by the use of the serpent in the badges and arms of medical associations around the world. There is also on display a painting depicting the Three Greek Fates: Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos who respectively spun, measured and finally cut the Thread of Life. A particularly appropriate concept during the Pandemic.

This exciting and eclectic exhibition at Lauderdale House is open daily from 6 February to 3 March 2025 [12-4 except 11-3 Wednesdays]
Check website www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary Rosen
hrosen2001@gmail.com

Mar
2
Sun
RIVERS AND BRIDGES; JOY AND HOPE. ARTWORK BY HILARY ROSEN @ LAUDERDALE HOUSE
Mar 2 @ 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

RIVERS AND BRIDGES; HOPE AND JOY.

Artworks by Hilary Rosen MA. RCA.
At Lauderdale House, Highgate Hill, N6 5HG
6 February to 3 March 2025.

FREE ADMISSION
Open Daily 12-4 [Wednesdays 11-3]
Check at www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary gained her BA at Nottingham and her MA at the Painting School of the The Royal College of Art, London. She lives in London and works from her studio in Bethnal Green. Hilary is a member of The Printmakers Council and The East London Print Studio. Most of the prints on display are one-off monoprints which are multilayered images using materials such as lino, perspex and stencils to achieve the required layering and painterly depth.

Hilary’s work is in many public and private collections worldwide including the Victoria and Albert Museum and The Museum of London; The Zeiss Collection in Hamburg, Germany; and The L.V Prasad Eye Hospital in Hyderabad, India. She works in several mediums including acrylics, watercolours, printing and embroidery. This current exhibition includes includes new acrylic paintings and monoprints based on riverscapes in Bath and Oxford, worked up from watercolours and sketches made in-situ.

Other themes illustrated at the Lauderdale House Exhibition include sumptuous still lives, the Beauty of Nature, steamy jazz clubs and images of isolation with solitary figures viewing the outside world from mysterious interiors.

During the lockdown months, Hilary researched Greek Myths and was inspired by Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine who was taught his art by snakes. He is remembered to this day by the use of the serpent in the badges and arms of medical associations around the world. There is also on display a painting depicting the Three Greek Fates: Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos who respectively spun, measured and finally cut the Thread of Life. A particularly appropriate concept during the Pandemic.

This exciting and eclectic exhibition at Lauderdale House is open daily from 6 February to 3 March 2025 [12-4 except 11-3 Wednesdays]
Check website www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary Rosen
hrosen2001@gmail.com

Mar
3
Mon
RIVERS AND BRIDGES; JOY AND HOPE. ARTWORK BY HILARY ROSEN @ LAUDERDALE HOUSE
Mar 3 @ 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm

RIVERS AND BRIDGES; HOPE AND JOY.

Artworks by Hilary Rosen MA. RCA.
At Lauderdale House, Highgate Hill, N6 5HG
6 February to 3 March 2025.

FREE ADMISSION
Open Daily 12-4 [Wednesdays 11-3]
Check at www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary gained her BA at Nottingham and her MA at the Painting School of the The Royal College of Art, London. She lives in London and works from her studio in Bethnal Green. Hilary is a member of The Printmakers Council and The East London Print Studio. Most of the prints on display are one-off monoprints which are multilayered images using materials such as lino, perspex and stencils to achieve the required layering and painterly depth.

Hilary’s work is in many public and private collections worldwide including the Victoria and Albert Museum and The Museum of London; The Zeiss Collection in Hamburg, Germany; and The L.V Prasad Eye Hospital in Hyderabad, India. She works in several mediums including acrylics, watercolours, printing and embroidery. This current exhibition includes includes new acrylic paintings and monoprints based on riverscapes in Bath and Oxford, worked up from watercolours and sketches made in-situ.

Other themes illustrated at the Lauderdale House Exhibition include sumptuous still lives, the Beauty of Nature, steamy jazz clubs and images of isolation with solitary figures viewing the outside world from mysterious interiors.

During the lockdown months, Hilary researched Greek Myths and was inspired by Asclepius, the Greek god of medicine who was taught his art by snakes. He is remembered to this day by the use of the serpent in the badges and arms of medical associations around the world. There is also on display a painting depicting the Three Greek Fates: Clotho, Lachesis and Atropos who respectively spun, measured and finally cut the Thread of Life. A particularly appropriate concept during the Pandemic.

This exciting and eclectic exhibition at Lauderdale House is open daily from 6 February to 3 March 2025 [12-4 except 11-3 Wednesdays]
Check website www.lauderdalehouse.org.uk for any closures due to private events.

Hilary Rosen
hrosen2001@gmail.com