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Wednesday 20 February
No. 2 in a series of 3 talks on Wednesday mornings
InSight Lectures – Sculpture: how far can it go?
10.30am Linbury room Coffee and discussion afterwards 
Public awareness of sculpture has never been so great; witness the fourth plinth in Trafalgar Square, the ‘Crack’ in the floor of Tate Modern. Whilst Michelangelo’s David or Rodin’s The Kiss can amaze and move us, contemporary sculptors challenge us to participate in the work and in doing so we become part of the experience.
Site Lines Sight Lines? Placing sculpture Ann Elliott find out more
Late Opening: Inside Italy
6.30-10pm
A crazy evening to celebrate the showing of six of Guido Reni’s paintings of St Sebastian. Lots and lots going on all over the place. find out more
Sunday 24 February
Last in the series
Dulwich Architecture TalksThe Assistant Master’s Accommodation Problem: Dulwich in the early ’50s
4pm/Linbury Room Wine and discussion afterwards
Ian McInnes’ illustrated talk will revisit the highs, and lows, of the immediate post war years in Dulwich – both architectural and social. find out more
Tuesday 26 February
No. 4 in the Tuesday evening series
Carriages, Carcases and Caricature: the idiosyncrasies of 18th century British art
7.45pm /Linbury Room Book sales and bar in the interval
In a century of unprecedented social change and national prosperity, British-born artists emerged from the shadow of a series of immigrant genius and art in Britain saw, for the first time, paintings which were rooted in British life and culture. George Stubbs - so much more than just a horse painter Valerie Woodgate find out more
Wednesday 27 February
No. 3 in the Wednesday morning series
InSight Lectures – Sculpture: how far can it go?
Collapsing Permanence Tina O’Connell find out more
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