Education, Events and Resources
The Lenkiewicz Foundation organises educational events in support of exhibitions and provides information resources for museums and galleries showing work by Robert Lenkiewicz. We are happy to collaborate with public and private galleries seeking original works and educational materials to support their programmes or exhibitions, including leaflets, books, posters and images. In addition, we can provide guidance to the complex themes which appear in the artist's work and suggest suitable educational approaches.
Torre Abbey events July - Sep 2011
Book tickets on 01803 293 593 or contact Dee Martin
Thurs 14 Jul 6.00 pm - 8.00 pm
Private View
Long Gallery and both Lift Galleries (requires invitation)
Wed 27 Jul 7.30 pm - 8.30 pm
Lenkiewicz; His Life, Work & Ideas
Talk by Francis Mallett of The Lenkiewicz Foundation
Sun 31 Jul 11.00 am - 1.00 pm
A Tonal Approach to Painting
Louise Courtnell, one of Lenkiewicz’s most successful students, will
demonstrate how tone underpins all Lenkiewicz’s
work
Sun 11 Sep 10.00 am - 1.00 pm
Life Drawing Classes
Join Torre Abbey's Dee Martin in an exciting, pre-booked class in
which we will look to the Lenkiewicz drawings on
display for inspiration. No materials provided
Wed 28 Sep 6.30 pm - 9.30 pm
Life Drawing Classes
Join Torre Abbey's Dee Martin in an exciting, pre-booked class in
which we will look to the Lenkiewicz drawings on
display for inspiration. No materials provided
Thurs 29 Sep 10.00 am - 4.00 pm
Ethics Symposium (fee applies)
Exploring the ethical issues of exhibiting human
remains. Speakers include, amongst others:
John Jackson (Natural History Museum, London & Chair of
Museums
Association Ethics Committee), David Dawson (Museums Association),
Tony Eccles (Curator of Ethnography, RAMM)
Education & Events Review
The site now has a new Review section where you can look back at previous exhibitions and events.
The years 2006 – 2011 are covered. Where possible we will provide photographic walkthroughs or YouTube video of the events.
TLF thanks all contributors who gave permission for their content to be used.
An appeal
Do you have images of the The Barbican Mural in its heyday?
A number of proposals have been made with
regard to restoring, repainting or replicating The Barbican Mural, but all require as a
starting point an accurate record of what used
to be there.
TLF is therefore appealing for
anyone with good quality photographs or
transparencies of the mural to contact them at 01752
221450 or email TLF.