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HENI Talks
Stories of Art from the world's leading experts.
HENI Talks is dedicated to sharing insights about art history from leading artists, curators and academics on film.
This growing catalogue of short films aims to open art up to the wider public, and create a platform through which everyone can learn about art history, and can discuss, comment, enjoy and engage with it.
Our mission is to inspire people with the power of art and give them access to a broad range of expert speakers. We also work closely with a wide range of museums and galleries to film on location and bring out the stories in their collections. We will expand our range of partners and speakers over time, linking together people and ideas to create a unique digital resource.
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9:17
Pisa Pulpit: ‘Judge by the correct law!’
Jules Lubbock solves the puzzle of how to read Giovanni Pisano's Pisa Pulpit.
11:19
Building St Paul's: The Nation's Church
Out of the ashes of the Great Fire of 1666, rose a building designed by Sir Christopher Wren which would define the skyline of London.
10:58
Louise Bourgeois: ‘A prisoner of my memories’
Robert Storr explores how this influential artist channelled her psychological pain to create some of the most visceral works of the twentieth century.
9:17
Jules Lubbock solves the puzzle of how to read Giovanni Pisano's Pisa Pulpit.
11:19
Out of the ashes of the Great Fire of 1666, rose a building designed by Sir Christopher Wren which would define the skyline of London.
10:58
Robert Storr explores how this influential artist channelled her psychological pain to create some of the most visceral works of the twentieth century.
7:24
Liu Xiaodong discusses how conflict and urban change influenced his radical new painting method.
10:56
Articulation prize winner Zach Taylor reveals the power of light and dark in Rembrandt’s self-portraits.
1:07:27
Mark Stevens and Annalyn Swan chart the life and art of Francis Bacon. The conversation is expanded by Robert Storr.