Join a Curator from The Amelia for a short guided tour of the current temporary exhibition Howard Hodgkin: In a Public Garden. Whether you already know the works of Howard Hodgkin, or are curious to learn more, join us to take a closer look.

This autumn, The Amelia Scott presents Howard Hodgkin: In a Public Garden, a critically acclaimed exhibition bringing together more than 30 prints spanning five decades of the artist’s career, from 1966 to 2016.

Originally developed by Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery, this landmark exhibition showcases the work of Howard Hodgkin, whose vivid use of colour, expressive brushwork and deeply personal approach to abstraction made him one of Britain’s most distinctive post-war artists.

Featuring bold, gestural compositions that explore memory, emotion and place, the exhibition immerses visitors in Hodgkin’s unique visual world. The selected prints reveal the important role printmaking played throughout his practice and demonstrate his extraordinary ability to transform fleeting experiences into powerful images.

Howard Hodgkin: In a Public Garden, a Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery Touring Exhibition. 

Image credit: Howard Hodgkin, Palm and Window 1990-1991 (detail) – © 2026 The Estate of Howard Hodgkin. All rights reserved, DACS