| Hello from your Committee! To learn more about us please visit our new website: www.theartssocietyvictoria.co.ukWe are pleased to report we have organised more events for our Programme up until the end of the year with new ones coming online all the time. We hope that you will find the lectures interesting and ask you to encourage your friends and contacts to come along. We are continuing to work hard to keep our website up-to-date and suggest that you use this to find out more. Please do use the feedback form on the website to communicate any ideas of subjects you think would be of interest to us all. Press here to get in touch! Preview of upcoming eventsTuesday 22nd August, 2023 We are very much looking forward to welcoming Members to our first event in August. Dr Lee Butcher is coming to speak to us about ‘Indian Art and Architecture at Osborne House’. Please note the venue for this Lecture is NOT our usual venue. We will meet at ‘St Stephen with St John Church, 38-42 Rochester Row, London SW1P 1LE at 1930hMembershipMembership runs from May 23-April 24 – there will be 10 events/lectures as part of your Membership and The Arts Society Magazine For any Membership queries – please contact membership@theartssocietyvictoria.co.uk Please note the new Student membership. We are very keen to welcome young people to the Society. Students £45 per annum Individual Membership £95 per annum Joint Membership £160 per couple (£80 per person) Guest (of Member) £15 per event (if subsequent subscription paid cost £80) We are able to take payment by card at an event or you can pay online. For more information read More Critics Corner The Rossettis: Radical Romantics at Tate Britain On a boiling hot Saturday afternoon I was walking in SW1 and just wondered if it was worth dropping by Tate Britain to see this exhibition. Well, it was beautifully cool and with very few other visitors, so I had almost every exhibit to myself, which was a real bonus! The biographical notes are well drafted and there are many examples of the writings as well as the drawings of the Rossetti siblings and Elizabeth Siddall. The paintings by Dante Gabriel and poems by Christina are often familiar, but no less interesting to see en masse like this, and in the context of the Pre-Raphaelites and our usual perceptions of early Victorians! On until 24/September 2023 – allow a good 60 minutes to take it all in. Linda Spiers Committee cultural activity Committee Member, Zeeta Badhan reports… Before attending a concert at Outernet London, I had the chance to explore The Now Building, an immersive hub for digital art within the Outernet district. Situated at the intersection of Tottenham Court Road and Charing Cross, the building boasts a giant public indoor atrium with 360-degree wraparound LED screens showcasing digital artworks from various artists… Read more…Thank you for reading – we look forward to seeing you all soon!Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list |
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