EVENTS
Current and Future Events
TBC..
Past Events
Public Lecture: Realisation - From Seeing to Understanding
12th May 2015 | 8:00 pm
Swindon Literary Festival Swindon
Public Lecture: Realisation - From Seeing to Understanding
25th April 2015 | 11:00 am
AyeWrite Festival, Glasgow
Public Lecture: Realisation - From Seeing to Understanding
22nd April 2015| time tbc.
Hexham Literary Festival | The Hearth Centre, Horsley
Public Debate: The Purpose of the Arts Today with Raymond Tallis, Will Gompertz and Anthony Downey.
22nd March 2015 | 7:00 pm
FT Weekend. Oxford Literary Festival, Ashmolean.
Public Lecture: Realisation - From Seeing to Understanding
11th March 2015 | 11:00 am
Words by the Water Book Festival | Theatre by the Lake, Keswick, Cumbria.
Public debate: The Purpose of the Arts Today - With Raymond Tallis.
3rd March 2015 | 7:00 pm
Waterstones Piccadilly, London
Opening Address: The Art of Joachim Wtewael
20th February 2015 | 5:00 pm
Central Museum |Utrecht, Holland
Keynote speaker: Consciousness, Conservation and Creativity
22nd January 2015
Student Conference, Plymouth College of Art
Public Lecture: The sources of creativity in three women artists:
Beryl Cook, Elsa von Freytag Loringhoven and Niki de St Phalle
22nd January 2015
Plymouth College of Art
THE PURPOSE OF THE ARTS TODAY - A talk by Raymond Tallis and Julian Spalding
Kings Place - Hall One | 90 York Way, London | Monday 1st December 2014
For more information please follow this link.
Julian will be giving a talk on 'The Poetic Museums'.
6.00 pm on Wednesday 15th May 2013 | St James Church Piccadilly.
The talk is arranged by the Independent Turner Society and is open to the public.
The new Elisabeth Frink Catalogue RAISONNE, for which Julian has written the main essay, is out on 9th April 2013.
This catalogue is published by Lund Humphries and will be available on Amazon.
A fleeting appearance on Bloomberg News on 11th December 2012 | Follow this link.
Julian Spalding will be speaking at three events in the
HOW THE LIGHT GETS IN Festival | Hay-on-Wye on Wednesday 6th June 2012
10:30am | Philosophy Session | State of Innovation
Richard Deacon, Sophia McDougall, Dennis Marks, Julian Spalding. Juliet Gardiner chairs.
Patronage has always played a key role in the arts, and in today's culture that comes in the form of state support. But can innovation take place within these walls? Would starving the arts of money be a mutilation of national culture or just possibly make them stronger?
Turner Prize-winning sculptor Richard Deacon, outspoken critic and gallerist Julian Spalding, Royal Opera House director Dennis Marks and novelist Sophie McDougall question the role of the state in keeping the arts alive.
4:00pm | Art Session | Art and the Artful
Julian Spalding, Andy Holden, Julian Stallabrass. Georgina Adam chairs.
After a century in which art has been driven more by concept than technique, is artistic skill back on the agenda? Would reconciling the art world with the values of craftsmanship be progress, or an empty gesture towards an arcadian fantasy?
Provocative critic Julian Spalding, Tate Britain exhibited conceptual artist Andy Holden, and the Courtauld's Julian Stallabrass consider the relationship between art and skill.
5:00pm | Philosophy Session | Con Art
Julian Spalding
Fresh from the success of his book Con Art: Why You Ought to Sell Your Damien Hirsts While You Can, Julian Spalding redefines the notion of conceptual art for the 21st century.
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