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  • September 2022 Lecture

    Guildhall

    Alan Read, The Elgin Marbles: the History of Meaning In the two centuries since they were removed from the Parthenon by Lord Elgin, the meaning and significance has changed dramatically. This lecture looks at...

  • October 2022 Lecture

    Guildhall

    Tobias Capwell: The Scoliotic Knight: Reconstructing the Real Richard III. Understood by Armoury and Art. Tobias questions and imagines how the armoury worn by a scoliotic king might be an expressive art-form, designed to...

  • November 2022 Lecture

    Guildhall

    Timothy Walker Beauty in Truth: The Past Present and Future of Botanical Illustration. This talk looks at the history of botanical illustration from the early herbals 1500 years ago to the present day, taking...

  • December 2022 Lecture

    Guildhall

    Bertie Pearce 'The Dancing Faun' by Adrien De Vries. A Personal Story of a 17th Century Masterpiece. Bertie recounts the extraordinary tale of how a small bronze statue, which had sat in his grandfather's...

  • David Worthington: “Sculptors and Photographers”

    Guildhall

    David Worthington: “Sculptors and Photographers”. This lecture will look at the relationship between photographers and sculptors and how both practitioners have been fascinated and drawn to each other’s work.

  • Pepe Martinez: “Banksy: Fraud or Genius?”

    Guests are always welcome at our lectures. Just come along and pay £7 on the door. No reservation required. Guildhall, Sandwich

    This lecture will trace the story of Banksy’s humble beginnings to one of the most recognisable names in the art world. It will examine the reasons behind his incredible rise, looking at some of...

  • John Benjamin: “Romancing the stone: a sparkling history of the Diamond”

    Guests are always welcome at our lectures. Just come along and pay £7 on the door. No reservation required. Guildhall, Sandwich

    From the most basic table-cuts to the perfectly proportioned round brilliants of today, this lecture traces how man has mastered the technique of cutting and polishing the hardest substance on earth, including how diamonds...