Member Preview Day - Bernat Klein: Design in Colour
4 Nov 2022
10:00 - 17:00
Exhibition Gallery 2, Level 3
Free, drop-in
Sample of tweed entitled Aurora, woven in multiply wool slub and multiply wool and polyester and wool yarns, in light and dark blue, orange, red, pink, purple and green (1964–65). © Bernat Klein.
Sample of tweed entitled Aurora, woven in multiply wool slub and multiply wool and polyester and wool yarns, in light and dark blue, orange, red, pink, purple and green (1964–65). © Bernat Klein.
We are delighted to invite National Museums Scotland Members and Patrons to an exclusive Preview Day of Bernat Klein: Design in Colour before the exhibition opens to the public.
In the centenary year of his birth, this exhibition celebrates the work of the Serbian-born textile designer Bernat Klein (1922–2014) who settled in the Scottish Borders after the Second World War.
Bernat Klein: Design in Colour will examine his creative process and varied career, from supplying innovative couture fabrics to some of Europe’s top fashion houses to his strong influence on architecture and interior design in the UK and Scandinavia.
How to book
Tickets are available to Members and Patrons only. You can pre-book your tickets using your Membership number.
We will also be able to accommodate walk-ups on the day. Just show your valid Membership card at the exhibition entrance.
Last entry is at 16:30. There will be a queueing system in place at the exhibition entrance and our Visitor Experience team will ensure that you can enter the exhibition as quickly and safely as possible.
If you have any queries about this event please contact membership@nms.ac.uk
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