Project Category: Art History Events

This talk uses the term ‘witch’ broadly, looking at art of a wide range of witches’ bodies to explore culture’s ideals of beauty.

This talk will discuss Peter Doig's, a mesmerising exploration of dreams and magic, where reality and imagination seamlessly intertwine.

This talk on art of M.C. Escher is an exploration of pattern, space and surrealist viewpoints which create optical illusions where one sees reality change into the abstract in a way that both makes sense and does not at all

This talk looks at the body in ancient and medieval medical art, its balances and its magical properties.

This lecture will focus on William Hogarth’s unique approach to satire, examining how his works not only entertained but also educated his audience on societal norms and behaviours.

In this talk we will examine paintings by Hieronymus Bosch depicting stories of temptation, sin and accountability, which are still relevant today.

In this talk we will examine how John Singer Sargent, a citizen of nowhere, cosmopolitan, became everyone's favourite portraitist.

This talk examines the rich artistic heritage that flourished as a result of the extensive trade network - the Silk Road.