‘Recognising Dorothy Mead’ Events
26 April – 27 July 2013
- Dorothy Mead, 1962, © Bryan Long
A specially curated programme of free public talks and events accompanies the exhibition, ‘Recognising Dorothy Mead: David Bomberg, the Slade, and After’ (26 April – 27 July 2013):
Thursday 16 May, 7pm: Exhibition tour by writer and art critic Philip Vann for ’Museums at Night‘. Limited spaces, booking recommended. Book a place at this event
Saturday 18 May, 2-3.30pm: ‘An Introduction to Borough Road Gallery‘ by Gallery Project Director Professor Andrew Dewdney and Curator Rachel Fleming-Mulford for ‘Adult Learners’ Week‘. No booking necessary.
Wednesday 19 June 2013, 7pm: Dorothy Mead and the Problem of Recognition for a Woman Artist. Talk by art critic Katy Deepwell. Limited spaces, booking recommended. Book a place at this event
Friday 26 July, 6-8pm: late opening for South London Art Map’s (SLAM) ‘Last Fridays’. (Please note: the gallery will not open late at the end of June, as previously advertised. We apologise for any inconvenience.)
Other events
Morley College is holding a special summer course in July 2013: ‘The Urban Landscape: Inspired by Bomberg’. Please visit Morley College’s website for full details and to enroll. This course follows on from the success of three courses held last year.
Details of past events
In July 2012, Morley College held a series of special summer school courses inspired by David Bomberg, called Designs on Bomberg:
The Urban Landscape, 9th July 2012
Vorticism in Print, 23rd – 25th July 2012
The Life and Works of the Artist, 20th July 2012