Join us for an afternoon of talks with researchers and curators on The Women's Art Collection's current exhibition Conversation Not Spectacle. The event will explore the history and development of The Women’s Art Collection. Speakers include Ella Nixon (Curator of The Women's Art Collection: Conversation Not Spectacle), Naomi Polonsky (Assistant Curator of House & Collection at Kettle’s Yard) and Lucy Howie (Former Research Associate at The Women’s Art Collection). Session 1 2pm: Introduction to and tour of Conversation Not Spectacle by curator Ella Nixon 2.45pm: Black Women’s Creativity, Collaboration and Institutional Critique in The Women’s Art Collection by Lucy Howie 3.30-3.45pm: Break (tea & coffee) Session 2 3.45pm: ‘A gentle kick up the macho rump’: Early Responses to the Founding of The Women’s Art Collection by Naomi Polonsky 4.30pm: Artist introduction and screening of 'Nativity' (2023) by Rosa-Johan Uddoh 5-5.30pm: Q&A with all the speakers Accessibility The nearest railway station is Cambridge Station and we would recommend getting a taxi from there, which should cost around £8-10. The nearest bus stop is just outside the College on Huntingdon Road and a number of buses including the Citi 5 & 6 go from the Bus Station on Drummer Street to that stop. Streets around the College are paved. Car Parking and Arrival Upon arrival at the College, please come to the main entrance, the Porters’ Lodge, which has vehicle access and a generous dropping-off space, located on Buckingham Road which is off Huntingdon Road. Wheelchair access is available from the dropping-off point to the Porters’ Lodge. If you are coming by car, parking for up to 70 guests is available in our car park located on Storey’s Way. The route from the car park to the Porters’ Lodge is paved in generally smooth stone, concrete or tiling. At one point there is a slight incline to the main College building. Alternatively, it is possible to be dropped off in front of the Porters’ Lodge, as described above. The room that this event will be in is opposite the Porter's Lodge desk, and called the Long Room, it doesn't have any steps on entry or once inside.

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