SPECIAL INTEREST MORNINGS
Tuesday, 16th March (Via Zoom)
The Grit and the Glamour: Art in the Jazz Age
Marie-Anne Mancio
Celebrate the centenary of the Roaring Twenties with an interdisciplinary
exploration of the art, design, music, literature, fashion, and lives of the era's
protagonists.
From Harlem's renaissance of black culture, to the French Riviera -
playground of wealthy socialites and inspiration for artists like Matisse and
Cocteau, writers Hemingway and the Fitzgeralds - to the 'new woman'
embodied by Tamara de Lempicka and Coco Chanel.
IronCurtaiNYC
Tuesday, 19th October (Venue: The Arts Centre Stamford)
A Crisis of Brilliance: The Slade School and the revolution in British Art, 1910-1919
Dr David Boyd Haycock
In the years leading up to the First World War, the Slade
School of Art in London was the leading establishment in
England for teaching of drawing and painting. Its students
included some of the most important British artists of the first
half of the twentieth century, including David Bomberg, Dora
Carrington, Mark Gertler, Paul Nash, C.R.W. Nevinson,
William Roberts, Stanley Spencer and Edward Wadsworth.
Based on his book, A Crisis of Brilliance: Five Young British
Artists and the Great War (2009), this lecture explores the
fascinating story of these artists’ interlocking lives, and their
artistic education and development.
Slade School of Fine Art (Blythwood)
.
Web site & mobile phone pages designed, created and maintained by Janet Groome
Handshake Computer Training
SPECIAL INTEREST MORNINGS
Tuesday, 16th March (Via Zoom)
The Grit and the Glamour: Art in the Jazz Age
Marie-Anne Mancio
Celebrate the centenary of
the Roaring Twenties with
an interdisciplinary
exploration of the art,
design, music, literature,
fashion, and lives of the
era's protagonists.
From Harlem's renaissance
of black culture, to the
French Riviera -
playground of wealthy
socialites and inspiration for artists like Matisse and
Cocteau, writers Hemingway and the Fitzgeralds -
to the 'new woman' embodied
by Tamara de Lempicka and Coco Chanel.
IronCurtaiNYC
Tuesday, 19th October (Venue: The Arts Centre
Stamford)
A Crisis of Brilliance: The Slade School and the
revolution in British Art, 1910-1919
Dr David Boyd Haycock
In the years leading up
to the First World War,
the Slade School of Art
in London was the
leading establishment in
England for teaching of
drawing and painting. Its
students included some
of the most important British artists of the first half
of the twentieth century, including David Bomberg,
Dora Carrington, Mark Gertler, Paul Nash, C.R.W.
Nevinson, William Roberts, Stanley Spencer and
Edward Wadsworth.
Based on his book, A Crisis of Brilliance: Five
Young British Artists and the Great War (2009), this
lecture explores the fascinating story of these
artists’ interlocking lives, and their artistic education
and development.
Slade School of Fine Art (Blythwood)
Web site and mobile phone pages designed, created and
maintained by Janet Groome Handshake Computer Training
