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Wednesday 13th November | 2024 | 1pm - 2pm (1 hour)
Djanogly Theatre
£3 (free concessions)
Dr Carol Adlam – writer, artist, Assoc. Professor in Art & Design, NTU – explores the monstrous in Rego's and Perry's work, in the context of a wider graphic tradition of subversion and mythmaking across picture books, graphic novels, and the fine arts.
Monsters, Beasts and Other Animals (13 Nov 2024) | ||
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