Lunchtime Talk
zoom.usJoin Adam Art Gallery at midday on Thursdays throughout October for their latest lunchtime talk series in association with the current exhibitions Frances Hodgkins: European Journeys, 19 Gallery, and Imogen Taylor and Sue Hillery: Double Portrait.
Adam Art Gallery launches its first two sessions inspired by 19 Gallery, a model exhibition space housing a suite of miniature artworks produced by 19 contemporary artists.
For the second discussion, Auckland-based curator and writer Becky Hemus, co-founder of May Fair Art Fair, talks about the challenges of moving the inaugural young artists’ fair to an online format in the extraordinary context of Covid-19. Involving 20 'booths' housing the work of 32 artists, Hemus will introduce May Fair’s aspirations to rethink the traditional art fair stand, including new ways of working more collaboratively, remunerating artists, selling artworks and commissioning associated writing.
Click here to join the Zoom.
Join Adam Art Gallery at midday on Thursdays throughout October for their latest lunchtime talk series in association with the current exhibitions Frances Hodgkins: European Journeys, 19 Gallery, and Imogen Taylor and Sue Hillery: Double Portrait.
Adam Art Gallery launches its first two sessions inspired by 19 Gallery, a model exhibition space housing a suite of miniature artworks produced by 19 contemporary artists.
For the second discussion, Auckland-based curator and writer Becky Hemus, co-founder of May Fair Art Fair, talks about the challenges of moving the inaugural young artists’ fair to an online format in the extraordinary context of Covid-19. Involving 20 'booths' housing the work of 32 artists, Hemus will introduce May Fair’s aspirations to rethink the traditional art fair stand, including new ways of working more collaboratively, remunerating artists, selling artworks and commissioning associated writing.
Click here to join the Zoom.
