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Beyond Idenitity: New Directions in Visual Culture Debate Series

Artists, designers, historians and critics will discuss issues of identity.


This debate takes the form of eleven conversations taking place on Sunday afternoons from October 2004 to April 2005,15.00 - 16.30. They bring together a group of artists from a wide variety of backgrounds, from African and Caribbean to Asian and Jewish. They will be in conversation with cultural historians, critics and fellow artists. No longer involved primarily with issues of identity, these artists and others like them now represent one of the most dynamic manifestations of contemporary British visual culture.

Using processes ranging from painting and printmaking to photography, sculpture, video and film, they have engaged with the art histories presented through the collections of our national museums. Implicitly their work questions a particular history of collecting, commemoration and cultural visibility.

The series has been organised by Rosie Miles, Curator, Word & Image, V&A, with advice and assistance from Pauline de Souza, University of East London.


Speaker(s):

Susan Stockwell | talks
Alicia Foster | talks
Faisal Abdu’ Allah | talks
David Adjaye | talks
Helena Ben-Zenou | talks
Zenib Sedira | talks
Dr Jane Harris | talks
Lubaina Himid | talks
Deborah Cherry | talks
Sonia Boyce | talks
Marcus Verhagen | talks
Joy Gregory | talks
Mark Haworth Booth | talks
Dr. Rachel Garfield | talks | www
Amelia Jones | talks
Sutapa Biswas | talks
Waldemar Januszczak | talks
Hew Locke | talks
Jonathan Kingdon | talks
Frank Bowling | talks
Isaac Julien | talks
Prof Irit Rogoff | talks

 

Date and Time:

10 April 2005 at 3:00 pm

Duration:

1 hour 30 minutes

 

Venue:

Victoria and Albert Museum (learning)
Learning and Interpretation
The V&A Museum, Cromwell Road
London
SW7 2RL
+44 20 79 42 21 89
http://www.vam.ac.uk

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Tickets:

£8.50. Concessions apply.

Available from:

To book call 0207 942 2211 or visit the V&A website at www.vam.ac.uk.

Additional Information:

PROGRAMME

10 April 2005
Art and Architecture, Privilege and Exclusion
Faisal Abdu’ Allah, photographer, video and installation artist, David Adjaye, architect, and Helena Ben-Zenou, painter, photographic, video and installation artist, and curator

24 April 2005
Stitched Up: paper and politics
Susan Stockwell, sculptor, draughtsman and installation artist, and Alicia Foster, Senior Lecturer in Fine Art, Surrey Institute of Art and Design

CONCESSIONS5 or more lectures: £7 each, all 11 lectures: £66, V&A Patron, V&A Member, Senior Citizen: £6.50 per lecture, 5 or more lectures: £5.50 each, all 11 lectures: £49.50, Students: £5.50 per lecture, 5 or more lectures: £4.50 each, all 11 lectures: £38.50, Disabled, ES40-holder: £3.50 per lecture, 5 or more lectures: £2.50 each, all 11 lectures: £22

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