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A still from the film 'Daphne' showing a woman holding a laurel wreath. She stands against a white wall.

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Daphne on film: Eco processing 16mm film with bay-laurel

5:30pm, 25 Mar 2024 | Free, booking essential

Join the artist Catriona Gallagher in this performance lecture and screening which explore her process of developing 16mm film in bay leaf infusions and phytogram prints on film and photographic paper, as well as her research on the metamorphosis of ...

A pen and ink drawing with coloured pencils of four figures standing in a setting with brown walls

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Henry Moore: Shadows on the Wall

8 Jun – 22 Sept 2024 

This exhibition, a collaboration with Henry Moore Foundation, considers Henry Moore’s (1898 – 1986) celebrated Shelter drawings as the point of departure for a new reading of the artist’s fascination with images of the wall. ...

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Open Courtauld Hour: In Conversation with Cecily Brown

8:00pm, 27 Jan 2022 | Free, booking essential

This Open Courtauld Hour, an in conversation between the artist Cecily Brown, Barnaby Wright (Deputy Head of The Courtauld Gallery and Daniel Katz Curator of 20th Century Art) and Leyla Bumbra (Research Forum Programme Manager), will traverse the com...

Still from a video work depicting a group of kids in uniform (composed of a white t-shirt and orange sweatpants) dancing in a circle on a public park.
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Lee Kai Chung: Espionage and Disposable Lives

6:00pm, 30 Apr 2024 | Free, booking essential

Artist and researcher Lee Kai Chung shares excerpts from his recent moving image work exploring the roles of intelligence operatives in British Hong Kong and Guangzhou during the Cold War, weaving in themes of historical erasure, colonialism, ecology...

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Curating the Virtual

6:00pm, 14 Feb 2022 | Free, booking essential

Daniel Birnbaum, director of Acute Art, will discuss the role of technology and new visual media in how we experience art today. ...

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