Derek Jarman, "I.N.R.I.", 1988. Oil and mixed media on canvas. courtesy Keith Collins Will Trust and Amanda Wilkinson, London (PHOTO: FXP London 2013)
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gusfishergallery.auckland.ac.nzJoin Professor of Art History at the University of Auckland Greg Minissale for a discussion on the influence of Derek Jarman’s art practice. Greg will explore the parallels between Jarman and queer artists working in Aotearoa today, opening up discussions around where Jarman fits into the art history canon and notions of legacy.
Greg will be joined by artists Shannon Novak and Steve Lovett, with Gus Fisher Gallery Curator of Contemporary Art Lisa Beauchamp.
Please note that this talk will be recorded.
Price
- Free - Register
Date
- Sat 03 Aug
Time
- 2:00 pm
Gus Fisher Gallery
- 74 Shortland Street
- Auckland Central 1010
- Tāmaki Makaurau, Auckland
Join Professor of Art History at the University of Auckland Greg Minissale for a discussion on the influence of Derek Jarman’s art practice. Greg will explore the parallels between Jarman and queer artists working in Aotearoa today, opening up discussions around where Jarman fits into the art history canon and notions of legacy.
Greg will be joined by artists Shannon Novak and Steve Lovett, with Gus Fisher Gallery Curator of Contemporary Art Lisa Beauchamp.
Please note that this talk will be recorded.
