FAMOUS PAINTINGS AND THEIR HIDDEN HISTORIES

Anya, an art teacher with over 30 years of experience, announces a new series of daytime art history classes aimed at individuals who prefer learning during the day rather than at night. The classes, set to begin on November 3rd at the Triscoll, will explore famous paintings and their hidden histories, offering participants a chance to engage with art in a relaxed environment. Anya emphasizes the importance of storytelling in art, sharing captivating narratives about artists and their works that resonate with her audience.

The first class will focus on the emotional depth of Tony O'Malley's "Hawk and Quarry in Winter," which reflects the artist's sorrow over a friend's tragic death. Anya aims to highlight lesser-known artists, including Margaret Clarke, who often overshadowed by her husband, Harry Clarke. She seeks to rebalance the historical narrative by bringing attention to the contributions of women artists. The series will also cover works by renowned figures like Matisse and Manet, encouraging participants to delve deeper into the art world. Tickets for the lecture series are available through the Triscoll website.

In the Triskel ....over 6 weekly lectures...every Tuesday you can learn the story behind some of the world's most famous works of art...in the company of Artist and art teacher Aine Andrews...who's been beguiling students of all ages for some time now... revealing their hidden histories! Aine taught Conor Tallon a very interesting lesson in this interview! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.