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Talk, Exhibition Tour
Sarah-Joy Ford in conversation with Veronica Slater
28 Oct 2023 3-4pm
Bobinska Brownlee New River
London N1 2US
Overview
Sarah-Joy Ford will be in conversation with artist Veronica Slater on the final day of Ford's exhibition, HARE. The event will include a tour of the exhibition, and all are warmly invited.
Veronica Slater is a multi-disciplinary Brighton-based artist. Her work has been featured in Damn Fine Art and Outlooks published by Cassell and Routledge respectively.
Her work was included in the celebrated exhibition A Tall Order! at Rochdale Art Gallery (2023) and will feature in the forthcoming Tate Britain show Women in Revolt! Art, Activism and the Women’s Movement in the United Kingdom 1970 – 1990.
Her work is in private and public collections including The National Library of Scotland (modern collections) and Stewart Hall, Canada.
Veronica Slater is a graduate of Camberwell School of Arts and Crafts (BA Fine Art Painting) and University of Northumbria (MA Fine Art).
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