An overview guide to the vibrant world of African art, old and new
This is an easy-going introduction into traditional, sub-Saharan African art, inspired by my own learning experiences with this fascinating subject during the decade that I lived in Johannesburg, South Africa. The talk focuses on general misconceptions, basic facts and comparisons, influences of Africa on Europe and vice versa. It offers a broad overview of the artistic production across the continent and provides guidance as to how to look at African art. The lecture explains not only the general premises of African art appreciation but, with a light touch, shows how art can be used to replace postal service, help with marriage problems or deal with unruly teenagers.
How to book this event:
For our Members, access is free of charge for attending in person or online via Zoom
Visitors are always welcome. Coming in person, arrive before 1.30pm, sign in and pay £11 Visitors are also welcome online to view the lecture live via our Zoom broadcast. Just email admin@tashambleton.org and you will be sent an email with details of how to pay online and automatically receive the links .You do not need a Zoom account and if unfamiliar with Zoom please read our guide Click HERE Price is £11 per lecture and a 50% discount to £5.50 if you are a member of another Arts Society
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