
JG - I hate to break it to you, as basically the only thing that you seem to have enjoyed about the NPG exhibition was the lack of concessionary prices on offer, but, looking at the website, you can get concessionary prices for the exhibition if you are a student (£22,50) on benefits (£12.50) or under 25 (£5)! Those concessions certainly aren't well advertised but they do exist. I don't disagree though, that a price of £25 for what was probably a pretty poor exhibition is a lot (though that is probably because I don't like Lucien Freud's stuff). I would also note that the NPG certainly isn't a commercial operation, not least because entry to the main gallery is totally free, so again not really a comparison for AFCW at all.