Women in Print: Print as an agent of change 1920-1960

Held at the Birley Centre, near Towner, these illustrated talks by academics and practitioners will evaluate the achievements of mid-century women designers and writers who deserve to be better known including Peggy Angus, Pearl Binder, Barbara Jones, Enid Marx, Dorothy Hartley and many others. The talks include: Illustrating Englishness, Desdemona McCannon The Marks and Modes of Modernism: Puffin Picture Books (1940-1965), Harriet Cory-Wright Perry Colour Books and WWII Women Camofleurs, Natalie Kay-Thatcher Peggy Angus – Art for Life – Designing, Travelling, Teaching, Carolyn Trant Design for Public Spaces, Lotte Beatrix My Mother Sheila Robinson, Chloe Cheese There will also be the chance to ask questions & buy limited tribute chapbooks, created by contemporary writers and illustrators for the project.

Suitable for
16-17
18+

Admission
£60 per person, £50 students, £45 Towner Members Price includes lunch & free admission to the Peggy Angus exhibition at Towner.

Website
http://www.townereastbourne.org.uk/event/women-in-print-print-as-an-agent-of-change/

Source: http://www.culture24.org.uk//se000373?id=EVENT495726