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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
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17:13
Hans Ulrich Obrist visits Etel Adnan
A spirited conversation between two friends, curator Hans Ulrich Obrist and artist Etel Adnan.
1:10
1 Minute 1 Work: Beautiful People
Curator Vincent Honoré reflects on David Wojnarowicz's final film, produced at ‘the climax of the aids crisis’.
14:52
The Revolution of the Black Square
How Kazimir Malevich’s painting of a simple Black Square changed the direction of modern art.
17:13
A spirited conversation between two friends, curator Hans Ulrich Obrist and artist Etel Adnan.
1:10
Curator Vincent Honoré reflects on David Wojnarowicz's final film, produced at ‘the climax of the aids crisis’.
14:52
How Kazimir Malevich’s painting of a simple Black Square changed the direction of modern art.
4:56
Marvel at the most spectacular surviving work by 17th century virtuoso craftsman Grinling Gibbons.
1:06
A sensuous vision of kelly green and hot pink, take a closer look at Lee Krasner's Palingenesis (1971).
15:04
Can you stomach Paul McCarthy’s art? Critic Robert Storr makes the case that McCarthy is the ‘critical grotesque’ heir of much canonical satire, drawing comparisons to François Rabelais and James Gillray’s provocations.