Dates
Until 8.30pm
About this event
In this illuminating talk inspired by his new book This is Tomorrow: Twentieth-century Britain and its Artists, Michael Bird will invite you to reflect on a series of transformative moments through the lens of artists’ lives.
You’ll meet James McNeill Whistler, embroiled in the culture wars of the late Victorian age. The stories of Barbara Hepworth, Gwen John, Pauline Boty and Mary Kelly bring to life the progress of the women’s movement. The influence of wartime dislocation and global migration is explored through artists including David Bomberg, Frank Auerbach, Magda Cordell and Frank Bowling.
Taking its title from the ground-breaking exhibition at Whitechapel Art Gallery in 1956, This is Tomorrow is the first book to tell the story of art in Britain from the late nineteenth century to the year 2000 in a single narrative.
During the event, the café will be open for refreshments.
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