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Driving Innovation Through Art: The Folkestone Model

3 May 2018

Event times

6pm - 7pm

Cost of entry

£6

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Talk with Professor Lewis Biggs

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Professor Lewis Biggs has been responsible for the last two editions of Folkestone Triennial, which has become a celebrated example of how even a small town can achieve impact in the international art world through an ambitious exhibition. This talk focuses on the research and process involved in realising selected artworks in Folkestone in the last four years, and how the Triennial contributes to the life of the town.

Lewis founded and developed Liverpool Biennial between 1998 and 2010, during which time Liverpool was European Capital of Culture 2008. Since becoming an independent curator Lewis has specialised in commissioning art outdoors in Japan, China, Lithuania and Mongolia as well as Folkestone.

Venue: Howe Room, Peterborough Museum, Priestgate, PE1 1LF

Duration: 1 hour

To book tickets, please contact Peterborough Museum by calling 01733 864663 or visiting reception in person. Tickets are limited so please book in advance.

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