BB12. BREAKING BOUNDARIES. CULTURAL EDGE – HAVE YOU GOT IT?
Rob Shakespeare, Principal Curator Keats House describes his experience of breaking down social boundaries and access to culture, and what this might mean about changing our perceptions of ourselves and each other. Keats House, owned by Corporation of London, is in its 200th anniversary celebrations and the museum has developed a host of programmes including a new entrance access and identity with Paul Vick architects for its 30,000 visitors.
Paul Vick, Founder Paul Vick architects, drafted the British Museum spaceplan for the next 50-100yrs ago prior to setting up Paul Vick architects and will describe some of the background to the British Museum, the issues and projects that have fallen out of this work including the re-use of the Round Reading Room, Lighting and Special Exhibitions and more recently announced redefinition of the Western Galleries.
Limited availability. Booking required by Monday 3rd of June.
Talks by: Rob Shakespeare, Principal Curator Keats House
Paul Vick, Founder of Paul Vick architects
More info: www.paulvick.co.uk https://twitter.com/PaulVickArchs https://www.cityoflondon.gov.uk/things-to-do/keats-house/Pages/default.aspx https://twitter.com/KeatsHouse
Admission: FREE
More Info: twitter.com/PaulVickArchs
Tickets/Booking: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/bb12-breaking-boundaries-cultural-edge-have-you-got-it-registration-60393249836
There is a primary meeting point at the main, front entrance of the museum, which is Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury, WC1B 3DG. We will then proceed to the rear entrance on Montague Place, and enter there to start the talk and tour. WC1B 3DG
Meeting point is at the main entrance of the Museum, on Great Russell Street