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Event date
Sunday, June 13, 2010 - 23:00
Location
WoodLegh room, Strathaird, Lucy Cavendish College, University of Cambridge

Speaker 4 - Prof. Jonathan Katz

A symposium exploring the works of Agnes Martin. Four leading scholars present new research and lead discussion around Martin’s work. Speakers will explore new directions in its interpretation, including a consideration of the part her lesbian sexuality may be seen to play in her particular development of abstraction, and an examination of her links to other women artists of the time.

Event date
Sunday, June 13, 2010 - 23:00
Location
WoodLegh room, Strathaird, Lucy Cavendish College, University of Cambridge

Speaker 3 - Dr. Anna Lovatt

A symposium exploring the works of Agnes Martin. Four leading scholars present new research and lead discussion around Martin’s work. Speakers will explore new directions in its interpretation, including a consideration of the part her lesbian sexuality may be seen to play in her particular development of abstraction, and an examination of her links to other women artists of the time.

Event date
Sunday, June 13, 2010 - 23:00
Location
WoodLegh room, Strathaird, Lucy Cavendish College, University of Cambridge

Speaker 1 Briony Fer

A symposium exploring the works of Agnes Martin. Four leading scholars present new research and lead discussion around Martin’s work. Speakers will explore new directions in its interpretation, including a consideration of the part her lesbian sexuality may be seen to play in her particular development of abstraction, and an examination of her links to other women artists of the time.

Event date
Sunday, June 13, 2010 - 23:00
Location
WoodLegh room, Strathaird, Lucy Cavendish College, University of Cambridge

Speaker 2 - Dr Alisair Rider

A symposium exploring the works of Agnes Martin. Four leading scholars present new research and lead discussion around Martin’s work. Speakers will explore new directions in its interpretation, including a consideration of the part her lesbian sexuality may be seen to play in her particular development of abstraction, and an examination of her links to other women artists of the time.

Event date
Sunday, June 13, 2010 - 23:00
Location
WoodLegh room, Strathaird, Lucy Cavendish College, University of Cambridge

Introduction by Tamara Trodd

A symposium exploring the works of Agnes Martin. Four leading scholars present new research and lead discussion around Martin’s work. Speakers will explore new directions in its interpretation, including a consideration of the part her lesbian sexuality may be seen to play in her particular development of abstraction, and an examination of her links to other women artists of the time.

Event date
Friday, January 20, 2012 - 00:00
Location
Milton Keynes, England

Discussion of the work of Daria Martin from the past 10 years; work explores the historical ideal of the ‘gesamtkunstwerk’ or total artwork in order to create new frictions.

Event date
Wednesday, March 28, 2012 - 23:00
Location
The Open University, Milton Keynes

At the 2012 Conference held at the Open University, Lord Putnam gives the keynote address considering 'How the arts are going to save us from civil war.'

The conference was sponsored by Laurence King Publishing and Wiley-Blackwell.

Event date
Saturday, November 20, 2010 - 00:00
Location
Starr Auditorium

Final discussion

Event date
Saturday, November 20, 2010 - 00:00
Location
Starr Auditorium

Part 8: Grayson Perry Gauguin was a prolific storyteller and a skillful manipulator of his own image. Inspired by the first major exhibition in the UK of Gauguin's work for over 50 years, this study day explores myths of the artist from Gauguin to the present day, and some pervasive stereotypes of the idea of the 'artist-genius'. It combines art historical research and debates by leading scholars with insights and analysis by the exhibition curators.

Event date
Saturday, November 20, 2010 - 00:00
Location
Starr Auditorium

Part 7: Ming Wong Gauguin was a prolific storyteller and a skillful manipulator of his own image. Inspired by the first major exhibition in the UK of Gauguin's work for over 50 years, this study day explores myths of the artist from Gauguin to the present day, and some pervasive stereotypes of the idea of the 'artist-genius'. It combines art historical research and debates by leading scholars with insights and analysis by the exhibition curators.

Event date
Saturday, November 20, 2010 - 00:00
Location
Starr Auditorium

Part 6: Christine Riding Gauguin was a prolific storyteller and a skillful manipulator of his own image. Inspired by the first major exhibition in the UK of Gauguin's work for over 50 years, this study day explores myths of the artist from Gauguin to the present day, and some pervasive stereotypes of the idea of the 'artist-genius'. It combines art historical research and debates by leading scholars with insights and analysis by the exhibition curators.

Event date
Saturday, November 20, 2010 - 00:00
Location
Starr Auditorium

Discussion 1. Gauguin was a prolific storyteller and a skillful manipulator of his own image. Inspired by the first major exhibition in the UK of Gauguin's work for over 50 years, this study day explores myths of the artist from Gauguin to the present day, and some pervasive stereotypes of the idea of the 'artist-genius'. It combines art historical research and debates by leading scholars with insights and analysis by the exhibition curators.

Event date
Saturday, November 20, 2010 - 00:00
Location
Starr Auditorium, Tate Modern

Part 4: Emma Barker Gauguin was a prolific storyteller and a skillful manipulator of his own image. Inspired by the first major exhibition in the UK of Gauguin's work for over 50 years, this study day explores myths of the artist from Gauguin to the present day, and some pervasive stereotypes of the idea of the 'artist-genius'. It combines art historical research and debates by leading scholars with insights and analysis by the exhibition curators.

Event date
Saturday, November 20, 2010 - 00:00
Location
Starr Auditorium

Part 3: Alastair Wright Gauguin was a prolific storyteller and a skillful manipulator of his own image. Inspired by the first major exhibition in the UK of Gauguin's work for over 50 years, this study day explores myths of the artist from Gauguin to the present day, and some pervasive stereotypes of the idea of the 'artist-genius'. It combines art historical research and debates by leading scholars with insights and analysis by the exhibition curators.

Event date
Saturday, November 20, 2010 - 00:00
Location
Starr Auditorium

Part 2: Belinda Thomson Gauguin was a prolific storyteller and a skillful manipulator of his own image. Inspired by the first major exhibition in the UK of Gauguin's work for over 50 years, this study day explores myths of the artist from Gauguin to the present day, and some pervasive stereotypes of the idea of the 'artist-genius'. It combines art historical research and debates by leading scholars with insights and analysis by the exhibition curators.

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