About this Event
D Day Commemorative Art History Lecture Series: Canvas and Courage – Artistic Reflections on War and Resilience
7-8.15pm
Northampton Museum & Art Gallery
In commemoration of the D-Day anniversary, we invite you to join us for an exploration of art in the shadow of war offering a powerful testament to the role in navigating and transcending this dark period of our shared history.
This 3-week series embarks on a poignant exploration of war through the lens of the artist, beginning with a session on D-Day and Operation Overlord as captured by profession, commissioned and amateur artists. Next, we spotlight some of the personal narratives of amateur artists from the warfront. Finally, we explore how art was a means of post-conflict restoration, emphasizing its role in healing, reconciliation and fostering discussions on peace and remembrance.
Thursday 6 June
Painting to Remember and Carving to Forget: Soldiers’ art and craft in two world wars
Speaker: Dr Conny Bailey
Eventbrite may be sold out but there is additional ticket availability at the museum - call our booking line Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 5pm or Sundays 12-5pm 01604 526322 and book your tickets over the phone or you can pay in person before the event. On the door admission depends on availability on the day.
£6 (+ Eventbrite booking fee)
Two other lectures on 23 May and 20th June can be booked separately
Booking essential
Suitable for ages 14 years and over
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Northampton Museum and Art Gallery, 4-6 Guildhall Road, Northampton, United Kingdom
GBP 6.00
