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Dan Tobin Smith, Jessica Vaughan, Lee Belcher And David Mckendrick and Neil Griffiths
This month’s Nicer Tuesdays will tackle the subject of art, bringing together four speakers who will each describe a different stage in the art process from education and research to curation and finally publication.
Joining us will be Arts Emergency co-founderNeil Griffithsto talk us through their mentoring scheme which encourages young students to pursue an arts education, as well as installation photographerDan Tobin Smith, who will discuss his insane recent piece for the London Design Festival which saw him fill his studio with colour-coded clutter.
Also joining us isJessica Vaughan, programme coordinator at Studio Voltaire, who will take us through the curation of their latest exhibition for Turner prize-nominated Marvin Gaye Chetwyn, andDavid McKendrick and Lee Belcherwill reflect on their recent redesign of the Christie’s magazine.
As ever the beers are on us so come down for an evening of art-themed inspiration.
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Watch the talks
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Dan Tobin Smith
Filling a shipping container with junk to build a colour-graded portrait of clutter
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Jessica Vaughan
Why an artist’s work resists explanation and what gets lost when describing it
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Lee Belcher And David Mckendrick
Redesigning Christie’s magazine by raiding the archive and respecting the art
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Neil Griffiths
Helping low-income students reach art school when public funding disappears
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