Out of Chaos : Ben Uri: 100 Years in London

Marking the centenary of London's Ben Uri Gallery and Museum, relating "Art, Identify and Migration" through rarely seen masterworks by some of Britain and Europe's greatest modern artists.

Marking the remarkable century of Ben Uri Gallery and Museum, from humble beginnings in London''s East End in 1915 to a fully-fledged mainstream art museum, under its banner ''Art, Identity and Migration'', this publication vividly illustrates rarely-seen masterworks from its collection by some of the greatest artists of the twentieth century, including Soutine, Chagall, Auerbach, Bomberg, Kitaj and Kossoff. Further highlights include the ''Whitechapel Boys''; Les Peintres Juifs de L''Ecole de Paris, Official War artists from both conflicts; mid-century émigrés influencing the direction of the arts, and contemporary artists making ground-breaking work across new media. This unique collection, primarily of artists born into the Jewish faith, many shaping modern British, European and American art history, represents a distinct visual survey of artistic and social life in Britain and the cultural heritage of British Jewry. A range of texts provides a fascinating context for a collection born ''Out of Chaos''.

Marking the remarkable century of Ben Uri Gallery and Museum, from humble beginnings in London''s East End in 1915 to a fully-fledged mainstream art museum, under its banner ''Art, Identity and Migration'', this publication vividly illustrates rarely seen masterworks from its collection by some of the greatest artists of the twentieth century, including Soutine, Chagall, Auerbach, Bomberg, Kitaj and Kossoff. Further highlights include the ''Whitechapel Boys''; Les Peintres Juifs de L''Ecole de Paris, Official War artists from both conflicts; mid-century émigrés influencing the direction of the arts, and contemporary artists making ground-breaking work across new media. This unique collection, primarily of artists born into the Jewish faith, many shaping modern British, European and American art history, represents a distinct visual survey of artistic and social life in Britain and the cultural heritage of British Jewry. A range of texts provides a fascinating context for a collection born ''Out of Chaos''.