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HENI Talks is proud to announce the upcoming launch of a new series exploring the world of public art. This series shines a light on the diverse range of outdoor public sculptures across the UK.
Join us as we uncover the fascinating stories of these works, guided by a group of experts who will provide insightful commentary and analysis. This series promises to offer a new perspective on the familiar, as well as uncovering hidden gems in public art.
Time Period:
Various
Themes:
10:13
Henry Moore's Vision
Godfrey Worsdale explores the bucolic epicentre of Moore's creative production: Perry Green.
4:05
What is: Pre-Raphaelitism?
Carol Jacobi introduces the work of a nineteenth-century rebel art movement.
6:42
HENI Talks x Articulation: Peter Randall-Page, 'Fructus'
Articulation Alumni Lucy Miller and Oliver Garland reflect on 'Fructus' by Peter Randall-Page, exploring how the sculpture complements, juxtaposes and transforms the natural landscape in which it is placed.
10:13
Godfrey Worsdale explores the bucolic epicentre of Moore's creative production: Perry Green.
4:05
Carol Jacobi introduces the work of a nineteenth-century rebel art movement.
6:42
Articulation Alumni Lucy Miller and Oliver Garland reflect on 'Fructus' by Peter Randall-Page, exploring how the sculpture complements, juxtaposes and transforms the natural landscape in which it is placed.
11:00
Artist Jeremy Deller examines the art of war and how his own works serve as a kind of 'public inquiry' into the nature of conflict.
20:50
Death, sex, birth, childhood. Uncover how the bed has been represented throughout art history.
11:53
Art historian Richard Cork examines the psychologically charged self-portraits of this once overlooked artistic master.