After Impressionism: Inventing Modern Art – Exhibition Lecture

Monday 22nd May 6.00PM BST

INTRODUCTION

The art of Van Gogh, Klimt, Rodin, Cézanne, Picasso and many of their contemporaries is celebrated in a major exhibition opening at the National Gallery this Spring.  Whilst Paris is often cited as the heart of the modern movement at the turn of the century, other cities such as Berlin, Brussels and Vienna also witnessed the emergence of some of the most important and radical new movements, including Expressionism and Abstraction. This exhibition explores the wide variety of new artistic languages that emerged in the wake of Impressionism, illustrated by an extraordinary selection of loans, many of which have never been exhibited in the UK before.

Join us for an introductory talk with Art History in Focus director and National Gallery lecturer, Siân Walters.

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

This is a live-streamed lecture at 6.00pm (UK time).  It will last approximately one hour including Q&A. Tune in live from anywhere in the world, or if you cannot participate live, you will automatically be sent a recording soon after the end of the session enabling you to watch later that day or during the following 2 days. Please note, the recording is only available to those who have not been able to participate live, and it is not possible to purchase a recording after booking has closed.

Booking closes the day before the event is streamed. Please refer to the Further Information panel below.

Click here to find out more about the National Gallery’s upcoming exhibition and click here to order an exhibition catalogue.

Further Information


1. BOOK.

Click on the gold “Book Now” button, fill in the online booking form and pay online. You will be notified automatically by email once your booking has been accepted.

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The participation fee is £10 per person, if making bookings for a number of people please provide their email addresses when booking them as separate participants.

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4. JOIN

Join the event a few minutes before it is scheduled to start, to ensure everything is working.

If you are not able to watch at the time it is live-streamed, you can still book online, as above. You do not need to advise us if you can’t participate live, don’t worry! You will be contacted soon after the event has been broadcast with instructions on how to access the recording. This will be available to watch on catch up later that day and for the following 2 days. Please note, the recording is only available to those who have not been able to participate live, and it is not possible to purchase a recording after booking has closed.

Please refer to our Terms and Conditions for booking this event. We regret that we are unable to offer technical support with Zoom but tips can be found in the attachment. If you would like to book more than one event, please book separately for each event that you would like to attend, thank you. If you are booking for more than one person, it is important that you include their email address so that we can send them the link too. We regret we are unable to offer refunds but don’t worry if you are not able to attend, as we will send you a recording.

Bookings close the day before the event is streamed.

Cézanne, Bathers (Les Grandes Baigneuses), The National Gallery, London. Image Credit – The Yorck Project, Zenodot