Below is a list of all the Exhibitions and What's On that are happening on 20th October 2011. To view events for another date use the calendar in the left hand navigation and click on the date you wish to view.
Griff Rhys Jones\' Ghanaian \'fantasy coffin\'Don�t miss the Ghanaian coffin in the form of television camera, which is the unusual focal point of a display in the Link about Ga art and culture. |
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Mary Webb: Journeys in ColourLower Gallery |
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The Face of the Artist: Photographs by John HedgecoeThis is the first major exhibition of portraits by renowned photographer John Hedgecoe from the Sainsbury Centre�s collection of more than 400 works by the artist, acquired earlier this year. |
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Alexander Archipenko's "Woman Combing Her Hair" on display in the Living Area gallery�(Special Events)Until December 2011 Visit the Living Area to view Woman Combing her Hair by Alexander Archipenko, on loan from Tate. |
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ArtsLAb - 19 October�(Workshops)Wednesday 19 October 4.30pm � 6.30pm; Price: �6, �4 concession per session (or book all 8 sessionsfor �30); Where: Education Studio; Artists: Jemma Watts and Emily Ward; Booking: essential, book for a single session, or develop your skills and ideas further by booking for several |
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Sainsbury Institute for the Study of Japanese Arts and Cultures - Third Thursday Lecture - 20 October�(Talks)Thursday 20 October Lectures start at 6pm; Where: Norwich Cathedral Hostry (Weston Room), Norwich NR1 4EH; Price: free; Booking: essential � email [email protected] or call 01603 624349 up to two days before the event |
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Thursday Lunchtime Talks - 20 October�(Talks)Thursday 20 October 1.15pm � 1.45pm; Where: meet at Gallery Reception; Price: free (but admission will be charged for talks that enter the special exhibition area); Booking: not required |
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World Art Research Seminars - 19 October�()Wednesday 19 October Seminars start at 5pm; Where: WAM Lecture Theatre (School of World Art Studies and Museology, in the Sainsbury Centre); Price: free; Booking: not required. Please visit www.uea.ac.uk/art for details |
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