Poetry at the museum is growing and our plans are ambitious.
We have dates in the
diary for the next “What’s On” gallery performances. They are April 13th, May 11th
and June 15th. We shall soon
have our own dedicated place on the museum website to promote our work.
I shall lead an
introductory workshop “From art to poetry, making poetry at the museum” on
April 21st 10.30 – 3.30.
Looking further ahead
to the summer holiday period, we will be putting on week day lunch time
recitals every week through August in the lecture theatre. These will be paid
events.
I shall lead a two
day summer school in August on poetry at the museum.
We aim to continue
coverage of upcoming exhibitions. We will offer performances towards the end of
the exhibitions to give us a chance to visit and study works before we write
and perform. As before there will be a mixture of exhibition and outside
exhibition performances.
In June there will be
a Master Drawings and a Stradivarius exhibition.
This autumn,
September to January, there will be a Henry Moore and Francis Bacon exhibition.
Moving ahead to 2014
there will be a Manet and Modigliani exhibition from February to June.
The big one for us
will be the Blake exhibition from November 2014 –February 2015.
We also plan paid
performance events in the atrium.
January Performances
Poet Object Title
Vahni Capildeo Rm. 15 : Lucera
bronzes #7, 'Dog or
Wolf'.
Dog or Wolf
Paul Surman
Room
7 Money: HOARD
Giles
Watson
Room 39 Cittern and Virginal
Diana Moore
Eastern Art
"And here we have..."
David Olsen
the Stradivarius violin.
“A Silent Messiah”,
Nick Owen 14 Century Italy
Room (1st Floor)
A very Christian Goddess.
February Performance
Poet Object/place Title
Dr J McGowan
Egyptian room
Pharoah’s concubine
Nick Owen
Egyptian Room
Death mask
Giles Watson Waterhouse (PreRaphaelite room) Ariadne
Paulette Mae Dancer
looking at the sole of her right foot (WA 1950.8) by Edgar
Degas
twist
Vahni Capildeo Rm 48 #83
Jan Jansz. van de Velde III [still life with glass of beer]. A Table of My Own
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