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Get your one-day tickets to explore Ralph Steadman’s renowned collaborations and inspirations at The Historic Dockyard Chatham
This amazing exhibition runs from the 21st September - 17th November 2024, and highlights Steadman’s partnership and friendship with Hunter S. Thompson, his companion. It's the perfect day out for all you creative families and aspiring artists!
Highlights of your one-day tickets:
- Several original portraits of the Gonzo journalist are showcased, including a silk screen print of his iconic portrait, Vintage Dr Gonzo, from Thompson’s cult classic novel, Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
- The exhibition features an homage to Picasso’s masterpiece, Guernica. Inspired by this poignant artwork, Gonzo Guernica is a silk screen triptych printed by Kentucky-based master-printer, Joe Petro III.
- See the beautifully curated collection of 15 of Steadman’s pieces from his project 'The 347 Suite', alongside two Picasso etchings!
Celebrating over six decades of creativity
For over six decades, Steadman has collaborated with writers and poets on numerous children’s books, as well as creating his own.
The exhibition presents a selection of these works, offering viewers a chance to experience the evolution of Steadman’s artistic style throughout his career.
The pieces are delightful and whimsical, reflecting Steadman’s energetic and joyful approach to art, his love for the absurd, and his childlike sense of wonder and imagination!
So don't miss out on this truly unique day out, get tickets now and have them delivered instantly via email and SMS!
England,
Medway ME4 4TZ
How To Find Us
By Car:
Please use address The Historic Dockyard, Chatham, Kent ME4 4TZ
Follow the Brown tourist signs (anchor) from Junctions 1, 3 and 4 of the M2 and Junction 6 of the M20.
They have plenty of car parking spaces with no height restrictions. Motorhomes are welcome but please note that these cannot be parked overnight.
There are dedicated parking bays for Blue Badge Holders and EV charging points available.
By Train:
The Historic Dockyard Chatham’s nearest train station is Chatham Station which is regularly served by Southeastern High Speed travelling to/from London St Pancras as well as regular services via London Victoria and Charing Cross.
By Bus:
The Historic Dockyard is served by a number of local bus services currently operated by Arriva buses.
For up-to-date information on local buses please visit the Arriva website and enter ‘Chatham Historic Dockyard’ as your destination.
- Toilets
- Changing Places
- Restaurant and Canteen/Café available on site
- Free parking
- Gift Shop
The distance between the main entrance and the furthermost gallery is approximately 800 metres. The Historic Dockyard Chatham have worked with AccessAble to create access guides around the whole site, and they have a ‘Changing Places’ facility.
The route between the galleries and ships has a fairly even surface with the ground sloping down from east to west. Guests are welcome to bring any type of mobility vehicle.
There are accessible toilets located throughout the site at the following locations:
- Museum Square
- Thunderbolt Pier
- Outdoor Play Area
- No.1 Smithery
- Mess Deck
- Steam, Steel & Submarines.
One personal assistant is permitted free entry if you are in receipt of Disability Living Allowance or Personal Independence Payment.
Yes, dogs are allowed on site, but not in the galleries and eating areas.
Yes! Parking is free on site.
They also have disabled parking in the main car park within easy reach of the admission point, please display your Blue Badge clearly.