Whistler

Whistler called his paintings nocturnes and harmonies, sued a critic for insulting one, and won a farthing in damages. Tate Britain mounted the first major Whistler retrospective in thirty years this autumn, and Exhibition on Screen filmed it in close collaboration with the gallery, built around the painting everyone knows as Whistler's Mother, though he called it Arrangement in Grey and Black. The exhibition closed in September, so the film is now the way to see it. Directed by David Bickerstaff, who also made the Turner & Constable film we showed in September.

Friday 20 November. Doors 6:30pm, film at 7:00pm. £10, pay at the door or book ahead. Cabaret seating, so bring a picnic; licensed bar. Running time 90 minutes.