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(AT THE HALL) Caroline Chapman on Women Artists of C19th
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Although there is a long way to go before men and women achieve parity in the art world, female artists have undoubtedly made great strides in recent decades, with far greater representation at museums, galleries, and international exhibitions. But today’s contemporary female artists likely wouldn’t be where they are today were it not for their 19th century predecessors who flocked to Paris to pursue an education in the arts. Dozens of them are now emerging from the shadows, thanks to a new book by local author Caroline Chapman.
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(AT THE HALL) Susie Harries on The Art of the Joke
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Artists have always used jokes to make serious statements - about themselves, each other, the world and the nature of art itself. From medieval manuscript margins to a moustache on the Mona Lisa, from pun to parody, artists' jokes will tell you a lot - once you know how to read them...
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(AT THE HALL) Susie Harries on the Art of the Joke – Friends’ Ticket
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Artists have always used jokes to make serious statements - about themselves, each other, the world and the nature of art itself. From medieval manuscript margins to a moustache on the Mona Lisa, from pun to parody, artists' jokes will tell you a lot - once you know how to read them...
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(ONLINE) Small Talks: Caroline Chapman on Women Artists of C19th
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Although there is a long way to go before men and women achieve parity in the art world, female artists have undoubtedly made great strides in recent decades, with far greater representation at museums, galleries, and international exhibitions. But today’s contemporary female artists likely wouldn’t be where they are today were it not for their 19th century predecessors who flocked to Paris to pursue an education in the arts. Dozens of them are now emerging from the shadows, thanks to a new book by local author Caroline Chapman.
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