08/11/2024
10:30 AM - 4:30 PM
£15 (£5 students), booking required
Event information
Time
10:30 AM - 4:30 PM
What
Where
Castle Street, Cambridge, CB3 0AQ
Who
- The galleries, where exhibitions are shown, and all areas of the Clore Learning Studio (level -1), the Research Space (level 1) and the Ede Room (level 2) are fully accessible.
- We have wheelchair accessible toilets on the lower ground (level -1), ground and first floor (level 1).
- There is a lift giving access to all floors located past the galleries, just beside the Clore Learning Studio on the ground floor.
- Kettle’s Yard welcomes assistance and service dogs in all areas.
- We have large-print versions of the wall text available.
- We can lend visitors small folding seats for taking around exhibitions or using at non-seated events. Please ask a Visitor Assistant for help finding a seat.
At this one-day symposium at Kettle’s Yard, convened by Inga Fraser (Senior Curator, House & Collections) and Naomi Polonsky (Assistant Curator, House & Collections), we explore the work of Hans Coper in its broadest contexts: engaging art and design histories, exhibition and curatorial histories, social and political contexts, histories of education and pedagogy.
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This event is particularly recommended for students, researchers and those interested in the broad histories of twentieth-century British art.
Tea and coffee will be provided for attendees. Lunch is available to buy from the Garden Kitchen or shops and cafés nearby.
