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DTSTAMP:20161219T155106Z
DTSTART:20161027T090000Z
DTEND:20161027T160000Z
SUMMARY:Homeless Sculpture
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DESCRIPTION:How to break the isolation of the sculptural object?\n\nSculp
 ture in the modern and post-modern periods has been characterized by its
  homelessness. Although developments within site-specific art and instal
 lation practices have to some extent reasserted the importance of place 
 and location for sculpture\, the production of a single\, isolated and n
 omadic object remains a primary mode of expression for sculptors.\n\nA d
 isplay of sculptures from the Whitworth collection curated by Charles He
 wlings\, Clare O’Dowd and John Plowman will act as a catalyst for this i
 nformal discussion event. Over the course of the day they will each lead
  one of three panels of speakers of international renown to explore issu
 es of production\, display and reception in relation to the homeless obj
 ects of sculpture.\n\nThe aim of the day is to create a two-way exchange
  of knowledge and ideas between speakers and participants that will cont
 ribute to the development of the curatorial brief for a proposed exhibit
 ion entitled ‘Homeless Sculpture’.\n\nSpeakers: Dr. Robert Burstow\, Ber
 nice Donszelmann\, Dr. Catherine George\, Dr Julia Kelly\, Dr. Sam Lacke
 y\, Professor David Lomas\, Professor Alex Potts\, Dr. Jo Melvin\, Brend
 an Prendeville\, Dr. Joy Sleeman\n\nThis Whitworth Studies event is free
  and open to everyone. Places are limited and booking is essential.\n\n\
 n\n\n\n\n
STATUS:TENTATIVE
TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:Study Centre\, The Whitworth\, The University of Manchester\, Ox
 ford Rd\, Manchester M15 6ER
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