On the 30th of January, Marie Mulvey-Roberts and Fiona Robinson will be talking about their co-curated RWA exhibition, Strange Worlds: The Vision of Angela Carter, at The White Bear in Bristol as part of the Art History in the Pub series. According to the description of their talk on the Association of Art Historians website, they will “highlight different facets of a show that brings together contemporary and historical art to explore the work of Angela Carter […] Among other topics, Marie will reflect on the challenge of translating a writer’s work into art and Fiona on the relevance of the exhibition’s multi-faceted contemporary work”.
Art History in the Pub organises regular and informal talks around Bristol. As its organisers write:
“The talks are of general interest, and anyone is welcome to come along and listen and ask questions. Talks usually last for about 30 minutes, with a break for getting extra drinks, followed by general discussion. AHITP is always free of charge and open to everyone.”
The White Bear in Bristol
Marie and Fiona’s talk begins at 7pm in The White Bear, 133 St Michael’s Hill, Bristol BS2 8BS. For more information on the talk and indeed on other Art History in the Pub talks, head over to the Association of Art Historians website here. For more information about the Strange Worlds exhibition, which runs until the 19th March 2017, check out the RWA website here. Lastly, for more information about the venue, please visit The White Bear website here.
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