Past Events

Ceramics in Britain: Live Q&A

Public Lecture Course

Obsolescence and Renewal: Reimagining North Staffordshire’s Ceramic Heritage

Public Lecture Course

‘Beyond East and West’: the Founding of British Studio ceramics

Public Lecture Course

'Blue and White' in Nineteenth-Century Britain and Beyond

Public Lecture Course

Josiah Wedgwood: Experimentation and Innovation

Public Lecture Course

Pots with Attitude: British Satire on Ceramics, 1759–1820

Public Lecture Course

Georgian Provocations: A Conversation

Public Lecture Course

Making an Impact: Thomas Lawrence’s Arthur Atherley (1792)

Public Lecture Course – Mark Hallett

Displaying the Hero: John Singleton Copley’s The Death of Major Peirson (1784)

Public Lecture Course – Mark Hallett

The Artist as Intellectual: Joshua Reynolds’s Self-Portrait as President of the Royal Academy (1780)

Public Lecture Course – Martin Postle

All Done from Nature: George Stubbs’s Whistlejacket (1762)

Public Lecture Course – Martin Postle

Variations on a Theme: Richard Wilson’s The White Monk (c. 1755–1765)

Public Lecture Course – Martin Postle

Walking the Streets: William Hogarth’s The Four Times of Day (1736–1738)

Public Lecture Course – Mark Hallett

*Postponed* Ceramics in Britain, 1750 to now

Public Lecture Course

Paul Mellon Centre