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**HENI Art Club is excited to share its next virtual members event. On Friday, 18 March, HENI Art Club will be joined by Paul Greenhalgh, the internationally-renowned historian of art, design, and the decorative arts, and former Head of Research at the Victoria & Albert Museum, London.**

At the event, Paul Greenhalgh will give an interactive talk on the history of ceramics, from Ancient Greece, through the Medieval Islamic world to the present day, delving further into topics raised in his book *Ceramic, Art and Civilisation*, which traces the story of ceramic art and its industry across centuries of global artistic development.

Paul will have a selection of modern and ancient pots in situ, giving spectators a rare opportunity to see these works up close. Event attendees will also receive an exclusive HENI Art Club HAT.

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Paul Greenhalgh, internationally-renowned historian of art, design, and the decorative arts, and former Head of Research at the V&A Museum, London, gives an interactive talk on the history of ceramics, from Ancient Greece to the present day.

Paul Greenhalgh: Ceramic, Art and Civilisation