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The Fine Art Stanley Picker lectures and events programme aims to present significant discussions and developments within contemporary art practice to a wide and diverse audience. It contributes significantly to addressing key issues pertinent to the Fine Art department and beyond by bringing students and staff into contact with a range of practices and ideas.
The Stanley Picker public programme is devised yearly by Fine Art staff and works in partnership with the ICA, London. Other venues and approaches - including this website - contribute to a desire to articulate current issues for those working as artists now and in the future.
This website is a repository and platform for past, current and future activities, complementing, reflecting on and extending events that take place on-line and IRL.
With generous support from the Stanley Picker Trust.
The lecture series and this website is funded by the Stanley Picker Trust.
Registered Charity Number: 271185
https://www.stanleypickertrust.org
Kingston University London, Kingston School of Art, Grange Road, Kingston upon Thames KT1 2QJ
https://www.kingston.ac.uk/
All copyright of artworks remain with the artists, all website images are copyright of https://www.pickerpubliclectures.com, 2020.
CONTACT US: pickerpubliclectures@gmail.com
Registered Charity Number: 271185
https://www.stanleypickertrust.org
Kingston University London, Kingston School of Art, Grange Road, Kingston upon Thames KT1 2QJ
https://www.kingston.ac.uk/
All copyright of artworks remain with the artists, all website images are copyright of https://www.pickerpubliclectures.com, 2020.
CONTACT US: pickerpubliclectures@gmail.com
ACT I
Oct 7 - Jan 31
Stephen Sutcliffe
Jenna Collins
Steven Warwick
This iteration of the Stanley Picker Public Lecture Programme invites selected practitioners to consider what it means to stage an online event as a way to distribute artistic knowledge. For ACTS, our first online presentation programme, we have invited a number of artists to consider formats of and approaches to virtual acts.