Events
July 2025 Programme
ARTscapades is delighted to offer you a unique programme of opportunities to enjoy art through talks by expert speakers. We continue to be grateful for your support which enables profits from our ticket sales to help UK museums and arts-based organisations.
July opens with Ben Street discussing the RA’s Kiefer / Van Gogh exhibition. New events feature Juliet Bellow on her new book Rodin’s Dancers: Art and Performance in Belle-Epoque Paris; and Alexandra Loske explores the sumptuous Chinoiserie interiors of the Royal Pavilion, Brighton. Don’t miss our introduction by guest curator Kelli Cole.to Tate Modern’s exhibition celebrating the monumental art of Australian artist Emily Kam Kngwarray.
All events take place via Zoom Webinar and can be watched live including Q&A. Ticket holders will be emailed a link to join 24 hours in advance. In case you can’t make it on the day, ticket holders will also receive a link to view a recording of the talk, which will be available for one month.
Ticket proceeds go to help support UK museums, galleries and other arts-based organisations.
If you missed booking a ticket to a recent online event you can purchase a link by visiting our on-demand Recordings page.
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Forthcoming events
Tuesday 15 July 2025, 6-7pm. £10
Drawing from her exciting new book Rodin’s Dancers, this ARTscapades talk by Juliet Bellow introduces us to his interactions with dance makers and performers during his late career and investigates the relationship between Rodin’s sculpture of Vaslav Nijinsky and Nijinsky’s ballet Afternoon of a Faun, both created in 1912.
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Tuesday 22 July 2025, 6-7pm. £10
Join Alexandra Loske for a fresh look into the sumptuous Chinoiserie interiors of the Royal Pavilion in Brighton, a building often considered the most impressive architectural expression of the Romantic imagination and a hallmark of Regency Style.
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Past events
Recording Links
If you missed booking a ticket to a recent online event by expert curators and speakers, you can purchase a link to the on-demand recording by visiting our Recordings page.
Monday 28 July 2025, 5-6pm. £10
Exhibition Curator Kelli Cole introduces renowned Australian artist Emily Kam Kngwarray whose powerful works are the subject of a groundbreaking exhibition at Tate Modern.
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