Relaxed Evening Event: Picasso: Printmaker @ British Museum, London

This event welcomes people with disabilities, neurodivergent individuals and anyone with sensory needs seeking a calmer environment in which to view the Picasso: printmaker exhibition.

Pablo Picasso (1881–1973) was one of the most inventive and influential talents ever to explore the medium of print.

In addition to his many paintings, sculptures and drawings, the Málaga-born artist made over 2,400 prints during his career. From his early years as an artist in Paris to his old age in the South of France, printmaking offered Picasso the opportunity to develop ideas, tell stories and embark on new creative adventures.

This exhibition offers insights into Picasso’s life through his art, including his complex relationships with women and his partnerships with printers, publishers and other artists. Spanning his entire career, it follows his engagement with different printmaking techniques and his changing approaches to making art.

This event is part of the public programme supporting the exhibition Picasso: printmaker (open until 30 March 2025).

Booking information

• Book now(Opens in new window)  to secure your place.
• Please meet at the Montague Place entrance at 6.30pm. View the Museum map(Opens in new window) for more information.
• Carers and Disabled people’s companions do not need to book a ticket.
• Assistance dogs are very welcome in the Museum.
• If you have any access requirements or need assistance booking this event please email access@britishmuseum.org or phone +44 (0)20 7323 8971.