Image made from details of: Aglaonice, 2011by Penny McCarthy and The submersion of the Pharaoh’s Army in the Red Sea, c 1549 by Titian

Thought Through Time

Djanogly Theatre

Lakeside Arts, Nottingham

Friday 5th June

1pm - 2pm

Dr Kerry Langsdale, multidisciplinary artist and philosopher, will discuss the ideas underpinning the Drawn Through Time exhibition at Lakeside Arts

Focusing on the relationship between the philosophy of time and contemporary art, she will explore concepts such as folk time and the time involved in artistic production.

£3.50 per ticket (free concessions)

To book your tickets, please visit the Lakeside  website here

More about the Drawn Through Time exhibition:

Through redrawing and creating new works that explore its themes of submersion, travel, time and the cosmos, she uses drawing as a tool to re-evaluate art history and the passing of time.

McCarthy invited artists George Shaw (Turner prize nominee 2011), James Pyman and Billy Hughes to journey with her. Each uses the slow, attentive process of drawing to gain insight into other artists’ work and the past. Shaw reflects on his childhood in Coventry; Pyman recreates the imagery of mid-century comics and historic novels in large-scale; and Hughes’ photorealistic drawings revisit found images and use AI to project them into imagined futures.

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