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Evening
Talks & Events - June |
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June
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Thursday 19 June
2008, 19:00
Kitaj: In the Picture
Dir. Jake Auerbach, 1994 (41 mins) The fourth film in our series
of acclaimed film portraits of artists by director Jake Auerbach. |
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June
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Friday 20 June
2008, 18:30 - 22:00
Fresh Faced Friday
Celebrating the opening of this year's BP Portrait Award, a night
of unique events dedicated to the contemporary portrait. Hear
music from students at the world famous BRIT School, witness
a world record attempt by artist Jason Atomic or take part in
Yari El-Sherbini's subversive pub quiz.
Part of the Lates season |
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June
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Friday 20 June
2008, 18:30
Music
BRIT School: BP Portrait Award 2008
As part of the special Fresh Faced Friday, an evening
dedicated to the contemporary portrait, the Gallery and the world
famous BRIT School present future stars of the British music
scene. Solo artists and small groups play original material inspired
by images from the BP Portrait Award 2008.
Free |
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June
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Friday 20 June
2008, 19:00
Pub Quiz: Yara El-Sherbini
Part quizmaster, part stand up comic, artist Yara El-Sherbini
uses the format of the pub quiz to playfully - and seriously
- explore ideas around art, life and the Gallery's Collection.
Fun, entertaining and politically challenging - join in, answer
the questions and have a laugh.
Tickets: £4/£2 concessions and Gallery Supporters |
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June
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Thursday 26 June
2008, 19:00
Ens Memoralis - Essence of Memory
Centred on a photograph of Queen Victoria in the Gallery's Collection,
visual artist Leo Asemota presents an extraordinary performance
in the Main Hall. Fusing poetry by Rudyard Kipling, song from
the pre-colonial Kingdom of Benin and a treatise by Walter Benjamin,
this event offers a profound meditation on the portrait as a
signifier of history,memory and cultural identity.
Free |
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June
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Friday 27 June
2008, 18:30
South Bank Sinfonia: Wind Soloists
Southbank Sinfonia is Britain's newest orchestra designed to
give young professional musicians a springboard into the profession.
This concert features Philippa Davies (flute) as director
and soloist with music by Charles Gounod, Leos Janacek and William
Alwyn.
Free |