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Whistler vs. Ruskin – Flinging a pot of paint in the public’s face

In 2023, ADFAS Shoalhaven will commence its 33rd year of offering members and visitors  interesting lectures covering a range of subjects relating to creative art forms. We will host nine lectures with presenters from The Arts Society (U.K) and Australian lecturers.

The monthly meetings, held at the Berry Uniting Church Hall, are a wonderful and informal way to make friends and to get to know others in the community.  

Visitors are always welcome.

$15 Students (up to university)

$25 Adults.

Information on the Society, 2023 Program, membership and lectures can be found at:

www.adfas.org.au/societies/shoalhaven/

or from Richard at richardcwiseman@hotmail.com.

March lecture

On Thursday 30 March, at 7.30pm, at Berry Uniting Church Hall, 71-77 Alfred Street, Berry, Alan Read will speak about the case of Whistler vs. Ruskin.

The trial in 1878 between artist and critic became one of the first great public debates in Britain about modern art. This lecture looks at the issues and personalities involved in this famous court-room drama, how their animosity divided the art world and the extent to which it can be argued that the outcome of the trial ruined both Whistler and Ruskin.

Alan Read holds a master’s and first class honours degree in History of Art from Birkbeck College, London. He is a gallery guide at Tate Britain, Tate Modern, National Portrait Gallery and for Frieze Masters and regularly lectures at the NPG, Dulwich Picture Gallery, Plymouth City Art Gallery and other galleries in the UK. He also works as a London Blue Badge Guide and a City of London Guide.

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Future lectures in 2023

4 May

I will lift mine eyes: The Cathedrals of Britain and their Norman connections

John Swainston

1 June

Gender and the Body: Kept behind curtains, the story of the nude

Leslie Primo

29 June

Silk Silver Opium

Michael Pembroke

27 July

Rococo: A masterpiece, a mystery and Madame de Pompadour

Jacqui Ansell

31 August

Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera: The golden age of Mexican painting

Chloë Saye

28 September

Edgar Degas:Painting the darker side of life

Kathy McLauchlan

2 November

Pompeii: Digging deeper with the muddy archaeologist

Gillian Hovell

Maebehe Garcia

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