Museums Sheffield’s most successful show to date is now on tour to Norwich Castle, Norfolk – a truly unmissable show!
The first half of the 20th Century witnessed some of the most destructive and yet creative decades in Europe’s history. These were momentous, brutal, but inspiring times for artists as an entire generation responded to the electric pace of change.
Event name: Art in Restless Times
Date and time: Tuesday 29 March, 12.30
Venue: Norwich Castle
Description: A short talk from Chris Stephens, Curator of Modern British Art, Tate.
Admission: Free with museum admission.
Contact: For more info about this and other events at Norwich Castle, call 01603 495897, email museums@norfolk.gov.uk or visit the official site.
Event name: Landscape from a Dream: The Poetry and Politics of British Art 1936 – 1945.
Date and time: Tuesday 22 March, 12.30
Venue: Norwich Castle
Description: A short talk from Krzysztof Fijalkowski, UEA.
Admission: Free with museum admission.
Contact: For more info about this and other events at Norwich Castle, call 01603 495897, email museums@norfolk.gov.uk or visit the official site.
Event name: Station X
Date and time: Tuesday 15 March, 12.30
Venue: Norwich Castle
Description: A short talk from Kathleen Herbert talking about her work, which was inspired by Bletchley Park.
Admission: Free with museum admission.
Contact: For more info about this and other events at Norwich Castle, call 01603 495897, email museums@norfolk.gov.uk or visit the official site.
Event name: The Making of Restless Times
Date and time: Tuesday 8 March, 12.30
Venue: Norwich Castle
Description: A short talk from Louisa Briggs, Co-curator of Restless Times, Museums Sheffield.
Admission: Free with museum admission.
Contact: For more info about this and other events at Norwich Castle, call 01603 495897, email museums@norfolk.gov.uk or visit the official site.
Event name: Norfolk at War: Home and Away
Date and time: Tuesday 1 March, 12.30
Venue: Norwich Castle
Description: A short talk from Kate Thaxton, Curator, Royal Norfolk Regimental Museum.
Admission: Free with museum admission.
Contact: For more info about this and other events at Norwich Castle, call 01603 495897, email museums@norfolk.gov.uk or visit the official site.
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