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New for 2024, Frameless Art Talks will see esteemed art historians delve deeper into the stories behind the art inside Frameless with a monthly mid-week afternoon lecture in partnership with ArtscapesUK. Visitors will learn about the fascinating historical context and significance of art from specialist lecturers as they’re taken on an engaging journey through different artistic movements and ideas, each rooted in works featured within the Frameless experience.
The 45-minute sessions will immerse visitors in the world of art before they take their time exploring the four permanent immersive galleries, each dedicated to a different genre of art. Themes and lecturers will be added to the programme and announced throughout the year.
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ArtscapesUK aims to make art history stimulating and accessible for everyone through bespoke tours and events for individuals, groups, and corporates. Led by Founding Director, art historian and TV presenter Rose Balston, the team of guides and lecturers form a unique pool of specialists with diverse disciplines. With exclusive access to the familiar and hidden gems of London, ArtscapesUK creates your ultimate itinerary or event to unlock your imagination.
On the 26th of March, we joined art historian Claudia Merkle as she delved into the world of Surrealism to discover the hidden meanings behind some of the most famous Surrealist paintings by Salvador Dalí and Max Ernst among others.
Surrealism was a cultural movement that developed in the aftermath of the First World War. Influenced by Sigmund Freud’s Interpretations of Dreams and Dadaism, Surrealists sought to represent an alternative reality, one that is only accessible through our unconscious and subconscious minds. Their works are weird, dreamlike, otherworldly, and sometimes challenging, but also beautiful, fascinating, and inspiring.
On February 28th, art historian Linda Bolton uncovered the artistic, social, and intellectual secrets of these famous paintings, and why they are still so relevant to our 21st-century lives. Reacting to the Industrial Revolution, the Romanticism movement sought to unleash the individual from the restrictions they felt the modern world brought upon society.
Linda Bolton is an independent art historian and lecturer, and is the author of several books on 19th and 20th-century artists and art movements. She is an adjunct professor of Art History for the University of North Carolina’s London Program, has an MA in Victorian Studies, and delivers courses and lectures for the National Gallery.
Dynamic, bright, and fleeting, Impressionism has captured the attention of audiences since its first exhibition in 1874. The paintings of Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, Berthe Morisot and their contemporaries have been a core influence for artists since the nineteenth century and the Impressionists have been heralded by many as the foundation of modern art.
Hosted by highly respected art lecturer Fania Weatherby, having studied History of Art at both the University of Oxford and the Courtauld Institute of Art, Fania has lectured in major museums across Europe including the Uffizi Galleries and the Centre Pompidou, as well as being a practising artist herself.
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