Welcome to 4482[SASAPARI] Art Talk sereis!
Art Talk, ‘Lives in colour: Pioneering women in colour history’ by Dr Alexandra Loske.
The exhibition showcases artworks by contemporary Korean female artists, while the art talk delves into the theme of colour in the works of female artists from 19th and 20th century Britain. Both events share a common thread of highlighting "female artists," yet due to the differences in eras, countries, and cultures between the UK and Korea, attendees can expect to observe varying perspectives on this theme.
Please kindly RSVP by 9 January 2025 to secure your spot at this remarkable art talk! Space is limited, so we encourage you to book your spot in advance via the link.
We look forward to your presence at this engaging artist talk and the opportunity.
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Don’t miss out on a great opportunity!
Date: Friday, 10th January 2025
Time: 6:00 - 7:00pm in London Time
Venue: Kingston Museum, Wheatfield Way, Kingston upon Thames, KT1 2 PS
*This session will be held in English. 🗣️
✔Book a ticket: Click the link
Free Entry
To RSVP or for any inquiries, please contact enquiry@4482.co.uk.
If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact to enquiry@4482.co.uk.
About Alexandra Losk
Dr. Alexandra Loske is an art historian and curator specializing in the history of colour in Western art, print culture, and architecture. The subject of her doctoral thesis was the use of colour in the Royal Pavilion, Brighton, where she is now curator. She has since held various roles at the University of Sussex and the Royal Pavilion and Museums Trust, Brighton. Alexandra is also an author of books about colour, lecturer, and media contributor, with expertise in art and culture.
Her selected publications are Mary Gartside (c.1755-1819): Abstract Visions of Colour, 111 Places in Brighton and Lewes That You Shouldn't Miss, A Cultural History of Color in the Age of Industry, Pale Fire: New Writing on the Moon, Colour: A Visual History and Moon. Art, Culture, Science.
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