Past Events
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The Newspaper Man: Michael Andrews and the Art of Collage
27 November 2019
The Newspaper Man: Michael Andrews and the Art of Collage
Lecture – Mark Hallett
Paul Mellon Centre
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Artists’ Moving Image In Britain Since 1989
30 October 2019
Artists’ Moving Image In Britain Since 1989
Lecture
Paul Mellon Centre
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Does Color Have a History?
16 October 2019
Does Color Have a History?
Lecture – David Kastan
Paul Mellon Centre
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Art and War
10 October to 7 November 2019
Art and War
Lecture Series
Paul Mellon Centre
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Towards a Virtual Feminist Museum of Greenham Common
2 October 2019
Towards a Virtual Feminist Museum of Greenham Common
Lecture – Alexandra Kokoli
Paul Mellon Centre
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Eileen Hogan: Squares, Gardens and Portraiture
5 July 2019
Eileen Hogan: Squares, Gardens and Portraiture
Lecture
Paul Mellon Centre
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Humphrey Waterfield, “Painter, Gardener, Scholar”
5 July 2019
Humphrey Waterfield, “Painter, Gardener, Scholar”
Lecture
Paul Mellon Centre
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Debussy in Bloomsbury | Talk & Concert
4 July 2019
Debussy in Bloomsbury | Talk & Concert
Lecture
Paul Mellon Centre
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The Three Phases of the Privy Garden at Hampton Court
4 July 2019
The Three Phases of the Privy Garden at Hampton Court
Lecture
Paul Mellon Centre
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The Spirit of Place
3 July 2019
The Spirit of Place
Lecture
Paul Mellon Centre
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Summerson and the Search for the Primitive in the Inter-War Period
19 June 2019
Summerson and the Search for the Primitive in the Inter-War Period
Lecture – Professor Elizabeth McKellar
Paul Mellon Centre
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Architecture sub judice: Ugliness, Law, and Public Opinion
5 June 2019
Architecture sub judice: Ugliness, Law, and Public Opinion
Lecture – Timothy Hyde
Paul Mellon Centre
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Gillray in Grub Street: some episodes from the 1780s
22 May 2019
Gillray in Grub Street: some episodes from the 1780s
Lecture – Tim Clayton
Paul Mellon Centre
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Going with the Grain? Post-War British Film, Photography and Audiovisual Argument
14 May 2019
Going with the Grain? Post-War British Film, Photography and Audiovisual Argument
Lecture
Paul Mellon Centre
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“The sense of sight which is very keen”: English history as shown in 1580s Rome
8 May 2019
“The sense of sight which is very keen”: English history as shown in 1580s Rome
Lecture – Professor Carol Richardson
Paul Mellon Centre
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‘Art knows no geographical lines’: The influence of Edwardian British artists on Pittsburgh’s Carnegie International exhibitions
27 February 2019
‘Art knows no geographical lines’: The influence of Edwardian British artists on Pittsburgh’s Carnegie International exhibitions
Lecture – Alison Clarke
Paul Mellon Centre
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Photography and its Histories
21 February to 21 March 2019
Photography and its Histories
Lecture Series
Paul Mellon Centre
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West: The black Atlantic and the American sublime
4 February 2019
West: The black Atlantic and the American sublime
Lecture – Tim Barringer
National Gallery, London
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East: Orientalism and the British in India
28 January 2019
East: Orientalism and the British in India
Lecture – Tim Barringer
National Gallery, London
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North: The industrial revolution and the British Isles
21 January 2019
North: The industrial revolution and the British Isles
Lecture – Tim Barringer
National Gallery, London
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South: Grand tours and the origins of the picturesque
14 January 2019
South: Grand tours and the origins of the picturesque
Lecture – Tim Barringer
National Gallery, London
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The global panorama
7 January 2019
The global panorama
Lecture – Tim Barringer
National Gallery, London