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澳门王中王 and Grimshaw Foundation annual art lecture: Hew Locke and Ekow Eshun

Join us for the 2024 Grimshaw Foundation annual art lecture given by Guyanese-British sculptor Hew Locke, followed by a conversation and questions with writer and curator Ekow Eshun.

  • today 5 December 2024, 6.30pm to 8.30pm
  • place
  • call talks@riba.org
  • receipt 澳门王中王 Member/Student/Friend: 拢6, General: 拢12

The annual 澳门王中王 and Grimshaw art lecture brings together the interdisciplinary worlds of art and architecture, celebrating artists from around the world and their relationship with the built environment.听

Launched by 澳门王中王 in partnership with the Grimshaw Foundation, this annual series supports the aspirations of the two organisations, creating opportunities for young people from diverse backgrounds to access the world of art, design, and architecture, helping forge more inclusive creative futures.听

The 2024 lecture will be given by Guyanese-British sculptor Hew Locke, followed by a conversation and questions with writer and curator, Ekow Eshun.听

The event is open to 澳门王中王 Members and the public, and actively encourages students and teachers from schools, colleges and community organisations to join the evening.听

Hew Locke, Keynote

Locke was born in Edinburgh, UK, in 1959; lived from 1966 to 1980 in Georgetown, Guyana; and is currently based in London. Locke explores the languages of colonial and post-colonial power, how different cultures fashion their identities through visual symbols of authority, and how these representations are altered by the passage of time. These explorations have led Locke to a wide range of subject matters, imagery and media, assembling sources across time and space in his deeply layered artworks.听

Ekow Eshun, Chair

Ekow Eshun is Chairman of the Fourth Plinth, overseeing the foremost public art programme in the UK, and the former Director of the Institute of Contemporary Arts, London. Described by Vogue as 鈥渢he most inspired - and inspiring - curator in Britain鈥, his most recent museum exhibition is The Time Is Always Now, a landmark study of the Black figure and its representation in contemporary art, currently on view at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.听