Jeremy Lewison

Jeremy Lewison began his career as curator of Kettle’s Yard in 1977 and moved to the Tate Gallery in 1983, eventually becoming Director of Collections. He left the Tate in 2002 to become an independent curator, writer and advisor. He has published extensively and modern and contemporary art and has organised such groundbreaking exhibitions as Turner Monet Twombly Later Paintings, Alice Neel Painted Truths, Alice Neel Painter of Modern Life, Helene Schjerfbeck. His publications include books on Henry Moore, Jackson Pollock and Barnett Newman and numerous major catalogues, including Ben Nicholson (1993) Abstract Expressionism (RA) and the catalogue Raisonné of Brice Marden Prints.