An intoxicating look at the exciting times of the 1920s on the Cote d'Azur, and the exhilarating impact on arts and culture
In the 1920s an intoxicating mix of artists, writers and musicians played on the Cote d'Azur. This liberating playground of ideas inspired visual design arts, impressionism and the new fashion world of Chanel.
How to book this event:
Doors open at 10:00hrs for registration and coffee.
Presentation 11.00-12.30hrs followed by complimentary refreshments.
Admission is free for members, €15 for guests.
THE ARTS SOCIETY ACCREDITED LECTURER

Ms Mary Alexander
Thirty years' experience as a lecturer, with a BA in History and History of Art and a MA with distinction in History of Art from University College London. Experience includes public lectures in museums, tutoring for the Open University, visiting lecturer at Christie's Education in London, museum curator at Platt Hall, the Gallery of Costume, Manchester. Now a freelance lecturer to various arts, heritage and antiquarian societies. She also worked in Pentagram design consultancy in London and New York, organising conferences and special events. Author of various articles on design and visual awareness issues, her background combines an unusual blend of academic and visual communications skills. Lectured for ADFAS Australia and New Zealand in 2011, 2013 and 2016. Mary is a Former President of The Arts Society Glaven Valley.
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