Tuesday May 21 6pm to 8 pm | Panel Discussion: Art and Architecture | RSVP Essential

INFORMATION:

 

A Panel Discussion to coincide with  The Tainted

 

6pm to 8pm

 

How rigid is the framework provided by architecture of a living space and

how can selected works interact with its interior?

On what basis is the selection of art made by interior designers and

those involved on the architectural side?

Through the expertise of Nour Wali and Azhar Azhar, we explore the fine

line between art in its conceptual understanding on the one hand and

contextualising art within a living space on the other.

 

With Special Guests: 

Azhar Azhar, Conran & Partners, Director and Architect

Nour Wali, Nour Wali Art Consultancy, Founder, 

Moderator:

Lucy Bullivant, Hon FRIBA, Curator, Author, Critic & Consultant  

 

£5/£3 Concession   Space Limited  RSVP Essential   rsvp@gazelliarthouse.com

 

 

 

 

LECTURE SERIES | ARTIST TALK: CONTEMPORARY SCULPTURE AND HISTORICAL INFLUENCES | FRIDAY MAY 17 6PM TO 8 PM | RSVP ESSENTIAL

INFORMATION:

With special guest panelists:

Aron Demetz, Exhibiting artist, and Professor of Sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts Carrara, Italy

Alexader Kader, Sotheby's, Senior Director and Head of European Sculpture

Simon Stock, Sotheby's, Senior Director, Impressionist & Modern Art, and Organiser of the Beyond Limits Monumental Sculpture exhibition at Chatsworth

Melissa Hamnett (Moderator), V&A, Sculpture Curator, Sculpture, Metalwork, Ceramics & Glass Department

 

Looking at historical influences in Modern and Contemporary sculpture from techniques employed to the ongoing references to human forms: how does this link translate to popularity and acceptance by a wider audience? Is there a growing necessity to find roots in the Renaissance developments? Alexander Kader (Sotheby's) and Simon Stock (Sotheby's) will guide us through several key influences that one can come across in present day sculpture whilst Aron Demetz (Exhibiting artist) will give insight into introducing contemporary techniques into the production of sculpture, visible in his latest body of work. Melissa Hamnett (V&A) will join the discussion from the curatorial perspective within an institutional realm, touching on the changes in the V&A's sculpture programme over the past years.  

 

£5/£3 Concession; tickets may be purchased at the door

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