Roger Fry is famous as the critic and curator who brought Post-Impressionism to Britain, but he was also a painter in his own right and this exhibition is the first for 25 years to bring together his portraits, landscapes and interiors, particularly from the period he spent in Paris in the 1920s. Organised in partnership with Philip Mould and the Museum of Somerset, the show highlights Fry’s innovative use of colour and his concept of ‘significant form,’ key to his artistic philosophy. Get the full spectrum at charleston.org.uk