GE Moore Lecture Series - Thursday 8 June

By lecturelady
May 16, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted May 16, 2017

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Posted May 16, 2017

Please find attached the flyer for the next GE Moore Lecture on Thursday 8 June.

We will have three of the most highly regarded Directors of art galleries in the UK in conversation: Dr Gabriele Finaldi, OA and Director of the National Gallery and Dr Xavier Bray, former Curator of the Dulwich Picture Gallery, now Director of The Wallace Collection. The evening will be chaired by Jennifer Scott, the new Sackler Director of the Dulwich Picture Gallery, which this year celebrates its 200th anniversary of opening to the public.

Please click on the link below to order tickets. Please remember do not click on 'post tickets' as this will incur a charge, whereas I send them out to you free of charge to your given address. Children under 18 are free of charge.

http://shop.dulwich.org.uk/store/department/163/LECTURE-TICKETS/

I do hope that you can join us on Thursday 8 June for what promises to be a truly memorable evening.

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