While you're visiting Milton Keynes and the Festival, you might like to pay a visit to one (or both) of these exhibitions.

MK Gallery
Boyd & Evans: High Time
7 May – 17 September

This first major survey of artist duo Boyd & Evans in over a decade marks 55 years of their collaboration. The exhibition will focus on paintings, spanning their careers from the 1960s to today. In 1980 Boyd (Fionnuala Boyd) & Evans (Les Evans) were commissioned to make work by the Milton Keynes Development Corporation.

Milton Keynes Gallery,
900 Midsummer Boulevard,
MK9 3QA

More information: mkgallery.org

Boyd & Evans, Peacekeeper, 1983, acrylic on paper © and courtesy the artists.

Westbury Arts Centre
Tendayi Vine: Art Craft Technology
Open throughout IF:2023

Supported by MK City Council, Art Craft Technology is a new artist in residency programme at Westbury Art Centre, Shenley Wood. For the inaugural residency, London based artist Tendayi Vine has been developing a new work over the past six months that will be presented as part of the IF: 2023 associated programme.

Raised in Milton Keynes, Tendayi Vine is a spatial practitioner currently teaching as a Senior Lecturer at University of the Arts London. Her work explores landscapes of information and ubiquitous networks that mediate between the material and ephemeral - using multimedia processes to dissect and examine the habitats created by digital technologies. Alongside her practice, she works as a designer for events, exhibitions and experiences across the UK and is currently developing research around the material history of communication.

Westbury Art Centre,
Foxcovert Road,
Shenley Wood,
MK5 6AA

More information: westburyartscentre.org.uk