A thought-provoking, insightful session exploring the extraordinary contribution Brazilian artists made to 20th century modernism.
This lecture focuses on the extraordinary contribution Brazilian artists have made to 20th Century modernism. Their work infuses international influences with distinctive and vibrant visual culture, fuelled by diverse identities and the unique landscape of South America’s largest country.
Join Cindy on a journey exploring a hundred years of Brazilian art.
How to book this event:
No booking required for members.
Money raised by the sale of raffle tickets at our lectures, is used to raise money for Young/Community Arts so please bring along some cash to buy your raffle tickets. They are on sale in the lobby.
Guests welcome, £10 on the door refundable against membership should you join. Please let us know in advance by emailing bowdonmain@outlook.com so we can manage numbers.
THE ARTS SOCIETY ACCREDITED LECTURER
Mrs Cindy Polemis
Cindy Polemis is an art historian, independent lecturer and art guide. She has a BA in Modern History from Oxford University and as a mature student she went back to university to study first for a BA and then for a Masters in History of Art at Birkbeck College, London University. Before that she spent many years as a radio producer and presenter for the BBC World Service working in news and current affairs. Since 2016 Cindy has worked as an official art guide at Tate Britain and Tate Modern. She has also been a trustee at the Museum of the Home, formerly the Geffrye Museum. Cindy has accumulated a wide range of art historical knowledge ranging from 18th European and British art to the contemporary international art scene. She has been an official guide for both Frieze Masters and Frieze Art Fairs in London. She is particularly keen to draw parallels with art and social history and her lectures are accessible and engaging, drawing out the stories of art and artists which are steeped in human emotions and experiences which we all share.
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