Colin Self: Art in the Nuclear Age - Curator's Tour with Simon Martin 

6. Aug - 6. Aug 08 / ended Pallant House Gallery

Tickets: £4 (includes tea); Students £2.50 (Tel: 01243 774 557)

2pm - 3.30pm

Talk | Multi-disciplinary | South East


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Colin Self 'Waiting Women and Two Nuclear Bombers' (1962-63) (c) Colin Self. All rights reserved DACS 2008

Colin Self 'Waiting Women and Two Nuclear Bombers' (1962-63) (c) Colin Self. All rights reserved DACS 2008


Colin Self: Art in the Nuclear Age - Curator's Tour with Simon Martin

A chance to explore the exhibition 'Colin Self: Art in the Nuclear Age' with the curator.
A leading figure in the 1960s British Pop Art movement, Colin Self (b.1941) is best known for his explorations of life during the Cold War period. While his work has depicted many aspects of modern consumer culture including glamorous Sixties models, hot dogs and stylish Art Deco cinemas, it has also addressed the darker side of the epoch: ferocious guard dogs on missile bases, women in fallout shelters and the threat of nuclear weapons. This retrospective features works from the 1960s to the present day.
http://www.pallant.org.uk


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