Jo Cottrell

Jo Cottrell

@cotch11.bsky.social

Art Historian, PhD, HIIT enthusiast, liberal.

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Delighted to say that I'll be chatting with award-winning artist Tom Hunter at my next Art Chat evening at Chats Palace on December 1st. We'll be joined by Hadrian Garrard, Director of the William Morris Gallery and a curator of its current exhibition 'Earthly Paradise', which includes Tom's work.

Very much looking forward to welcoming Michael Lewis, curator of the Bayeux Tapestry exhibition to my Art Chat salon in Hackney next Wednesday 30 September. Lots to discuss and plenty of time for questions. If you're in the area do join us! Tickets £10. DM me for more details.

Great to welcome Robert Phillips and Rose Davey to my Art Chat salon last night. Food for thought and food for the soul in these terrible times. (note to self: must do more posts here)

Art Chat2 was fun - great crowd and lots of questions. I even managed to read the Pall Mall Gazette by candlelight! Huge thanks to my special guest Luca Nasciuti for coming along and talking so eloquently about his sound art. More in the new year.

Art Chat reconvenes this evening at Chats Palace in Hackney. We'll be chatting about art and music, and exploring soundscapes. There might be a bit of declamation, you never know. 7pm in The Library Bar.

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Deadline looming!

Association for Art History@forarthistory.org.uk

💥 GRANTS FOR ART HISTORY 💥 Our next application deadline is: 5pm on Friday 31 January! We offer #GrantsForArtHistory of up to £1000 to members of the AAH, to support image costs, research, professional development, and teaching art history. Details: www.forarthistory.org.uk/grants/

Great to see this drawing at the Courtauld yesterday as part of the Drawn to Blue exhibition of drawings on blue paper. Wyndham Lewis: Bathing Women, 1941. (with apologies for light reflections..)

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