Joy Sleeman talk – Sculpture out of Landscape

As part of The Collection Lincoln and Usher Gallery’s exhibition Richard Long/Cornelia Parker: Sculpture out of Landscape we are delighted to announce that Joy Sleeman, Head of Taught Courses in History and Theory of Art at the Slade School of Art, UCL, will be giving a talk. The talk will discuss the artists and the works shown at The Usher Gallery in terms of British and international sculpture and the Land Art movement.

Joy has published widely on sculpture, landscape and land art. Recent publications include “Land Art and the Moon Landing,” published in the Journal of Visual Culture in 2009 and a chapter, “From Land Art to the Anthropocene,” in the catalogue for the exhibition Modern British Sculpture at the Royal Academy of Arts London in 2011. Current projects include working on an exhibition of Land Art in Britain in collaboration with members of a land art research network and the Arts Council Collection. She is a member of the editorial board of the Sculpture Journal.

The talk, which takes place at 1pm on Friday 16th March, is free but tickets should be booked in advance by ringing The Collection on 01522550959

For more information contact:

Maggie Warren  T: 01522 550957 Maggie.Warren@lincolnshire.gov.uk

Lincolnshire County Council, The Collection, Danes Terrace, Lincoln, LN2 1LP

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