
Picasso In Focus with Alice Procter
Open to all UEA students
No prior knowledge or experience necessary
Project starts: Thursday 24 February, 5-6:30pm
At the Sainsbury Centre
This event is now fully booked. To join our waiting list, please email: n.croose-myhill@uea.ac.uk
Be part of an exciting public engagement project at the Sainsbury Centre!
Work with renowned art historian Alice Procter to develop your own gallery talk for the forthcoming Picasso exhibition at the Sainsbury Centre. Take part in a series of practical workshops to devise and deliver a gallery talk sharing your thoughts and ideas about one of the most famous artists of the twentieth century.
About Alice Procter:
Alice Procter is an historian of material culture, with a BA in Art History and an MA in Anthropology, both at UCL. Alice has seven years of tour guiding experience at heritage sites and galleries, and curates exhibitions, organises events, make podcasts and write under the umbrella of The Exhibitionist.
Follow Alice Procter: @aaprocter
If you have any questions, email Nell: n.croose-myhill@uea.ac.uk
Participants should meet at the Sainsbury Centre’s Gallery Reception on Thursday 24 February at 5pm.
FAQs
Do I have to be an art history student to take part?
This opportunity is open to all UEA students. We are keen to support all students with an interest in sharing and developing their ideas.
What if I’m shy at public speaking?
You will receive practical guidance on public speaking, and we will share top tips for public engagement and facilitating conversations. The project is designed to equip you to feel confident delivering a gallery talk at the Sainsbury Centre.
Will I need to complete work outside the sessions?
There will be some preparation to do in between the sessions, although how much time you commit to this is up to you. We understand that you will have to balance this with your studies.
Will I get paid?
Students will be paid for delivering gallery talks. The fee is based on the UEA Associate Tutor rate of £38.57 per hour.