New programme of events now online
- 20 September 2019
The programme of events taking place at the Centre during the autumn are now listed online and available to book. All of the events are free but pre-booking is essential!
Screenshot 2019-09-20 at 14.56.22, Cutting for Hayward Annual 78, Hayward Gallery. Google Arts & Culture/Hayward Gallery
October
2 October, 6-8pm
Research Seminar
Towards a Virtual Feminist Museum of Greenham Common
Alexandra Kokoli
5 October, 10am-5.30pm
Workshop
Paul Mellon Centre x Art UK x Art+Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon
11 October, 1-2pm
Research Lunch
Brexit and the Occult: Gendered Ghosts of Empire
Edwin Coomasaru
15 October, 1-2pm
Fellows Lunch
"The Eighth Wonder of the World": Science and Sublimity in Marc and Isambard Brunel's Thames Tunnel Project
Shirlynn Sham
25 October, 1-2pm
Research Lunch
The Hayward Annual 1978: A Case Study in Combating Male 'Artocracy'
Jennifer Dudley
29 October, 1-2pm
Fellows Lunch
Cut to Black: Filmic Disidentifications in the Work of Lis Rhodes
Hannah Kahng
Screenshot 2019-09-20 at 14.56.29, William Hogarth, A Rake's Progress IV: The Arrest, 1734, oil on canvas. ©Sir John Soane's Museum
November
5 November, 8.30am-7pm
Workshop
Hogarth's Moral Geography
Co-organised with Sir John Soane's Museum
8 November, 1-2pm
Research Lunch
Merlyn Evans' Vertical Suite in Black (1957) and the Trajectory of 'Primitivism' in British Art from Vorticism to the Independent Group
Michael Clegg
12 November, 1-2pm
Fellows Lunch
Against All Risks: Insuring Art in the Nineteenth Century
Avigail Moss
22 November, 1-2pm
Research Lunch
Narrating British Art: Robert de la Sizeranne's Use of Insularity
Julie Lageyre
27 November, 6-8pm
Research Seminar
The Newspaper Man: Michael Andrews and the Art of Collage
Mark Hallett
28 & 29 November
Conference
William Blake and the Idea of Artist
Co-organised with Tate Britain
December
6 December, 1-2pm
Research Lunch
'A Liberation of Spirit': Transatlantic Seascapes by Winifred Nicholson and John Marin
Samantha Niederman