Curious about why contemporary art looks
the way you do?
Then this may be for you :
Curious about why contemporary art looks the way it does?
Curious about why contemporary art looks the way it does?
Ask all the questions you ever wanted to know about contemporary art but were too afraid to. This new lecture series is an open and casual forum for looking critically at the art of our time.
Tap into Contemporary Art is a new series of informal lectures and discussions exploring what is contemporary art. Don’t know your Fluxus from your elbow? Confused about why contemporary art looks the way it does? Learn the basics, ask questions and gain insight in a fun, yet informative fashion. This entry-level series offers the curious art mind a space to develop confidence and new understandings. Complete with a glass of beer at the MCA Cafe. DATES & PRICES Single Tickets $20/$15 MCA Members and Concessions* Package tickets Buy all 4 sessions for $75/60 MCA Members and Concessions*
Meet Gill Nicol, Director, Audience Engagement for the 18 February session, which takes an insightful look at ‘Britishness’ in contemporary art. Book in for all four
sessions here. |
Theatre of the Actors of Regard at MCA
detail
A Person Looks At A Work Of Art/
someone looks at something... LOGOS/HA HA Tap into Contemporary Art & Collecting What is a collection and why do institutions collect things? This talk takes you on a journey to investigate why collections of art look the way they do? Complete with a glass of beer at the MCA Cafe. DATES & PRICESThursday 20 Oct, 6-7.730pmVeolia Lecture Theatre, Level 2 Single Tickets $20/$15 MCA Members and Concessions* Package tickets Buy all 4 sessions for $75/60 MCA Members and Concessions* This is the fourth event in this series Image: Kerrie Poliness, Red Matter wall drawing #2, 1994, Red fibre tipped pen on wall, Installation view, MCA Collection, Museum of Contemporary Art, 2015. Purchased with assistance of Dr Edward Jackson AM and Mrs Cynthia Jackson AM, 1995. Image courtesy and © the artist. Photograph: Maja Baska 
Theatre of the Actors of Regard at MCA
detail
A Person Looks At A Work Of Art/
someone looks at something... LOGOS/HA HA |