'Colour Chronicles: Milton Avery at the Royal Academy' The colour conversation arises a fair bit in art discourse–and for good reason. A powerful form of communication, colours can stimulate feelings, change thought patterns, and even conjure memories. Though many are connoisseurs of colour, there is arguably one champion who stands apart, someone who used colour as a language, a tool, and a vessel for modernist transformation: Milton Avery. Avery’s retrospective, American Colourist at the Royal Academy was curated by Edith Devaney, advisor to the Milton Avery Trust Waqas Wajahat, and Avery’s grandson and artist Sean Cavanaugh. The @royalacademyarts recently launched a new ticketing scheme, which gives those aged 25 & under access to half-price tickets. More information can be found on their website. - MADE IN BED's Features Co-Editor, Camille Moreno. LINK IN BIO #MADEINBED @camillebeaucoup @royalacademyarts @waqas_wajahat