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SUMMARY:The Secrets of Painting with Lachlan Goudie
DESCRIPTION:How do you paint a masterpiece? In The Secrets of Painting\, artist and broadcaster Lachlan Goudie seeks the answer to this question by exploring how twenty of the greatest paintings in human history were created\, from a blank surface to the finishing brushstroke. \nBeginning at the dawn of civilization with prehistoric cave paintings and ending with the arrival of AI\, Goudie unveils the methods and techniques employed by individual artists\, bringing their studios to life at the very moment they produced their most celebrated works. Along the way a bigger picture is painted\, charting how the evolution of painting materials has changed the course of human creativity. \nJoin us for this fascinating illustrated talk\, which will also mark the official opening of the 2027 festival. \nTickets £20 \nTickets will go on sale to the general public on 15th March and 1 week earlier to benefactors of the festival who qualify for priority booking. \nAbout Lachlan Goudie: \nLachlan Goudie is an artist whose work is regularly exhibited in London\, Edinburgh and New York.   \nIn addition to painting\, Lachlan is also a writer and Arts broadcaster.  In 2015 Lachlan wrote and presented the landmark BBC TV series ‘The Story of Scottish Art’.  He has presented numerous other arts documentaries for the BBC\, appeared as a judge across four series of BBC1’s ‘Big Painting Challenge’ and was the presenter of BBC4’s ‘Life Drawing Live!’ (2020\, 2021).  Lachlan has been nominated for awards at BAFTA and the Royal Television Society Scotland. \nLachlan’s first book\, ‘The story of Scottish Art’\, was published by Thames & Hudson in September 2020.  His new book ‘The Secrets of Painting’\, which charts how the evolution of painting materials has changed the course of human creativity\, was published in April 2026.  \nLachlan was born and grew up in Glasgow\, Scotland\, before studying English at Christ’s College\, Cambridge and Fine Art at Camberwell College of Art in London.   \n \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/the-secrets-of-painting-with-lachlan-goudie/
LOCATION:Lifford Hall\, Lower Green\, Broadway\, WR12 7BU\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:How not to be a Starving Artist with Claire Henley
DESCRIPTION:An informal talk about surviving as a professional artist. \nFreelance for 38 years\, Claire Henley has illustrated such diverse things as margarine tubs and children’s books before becoming a fine artist 16 years ago. She is the current Artist in Residence at Broadway Arts Festival.   \nDuring the talk\, topics will include finding your tribe\, being organised\, showing and selling your work\, galleries\, social media\, multiple income streams\, licensing\, talks and demonstrations and\, finally\, your questions.\nAlthough the emphasis will be on making money from your art\, hobby artists should learn a lot too. Since there’s no magic formula\, Claire will simply be talking about things that have worked for her\, things that didn’t really come off\, and things that were a total disaster! \nThere will be a Q&A session at the end of the talk and a pop-up shop of Claire’s work\, cards\, etc to enjoy. \nTickets  £20 (50 places) go on sale to the general public at 10am on 15th March\, and 1 week earlier to festival benefactors who benefit from priority booking. \n 
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/starving-artist-talk/
LOCATION:Lifford Hall\, Lower Green\, Broadway\, WR12 7BU\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Royal Patrons & Collectors in the 20th Century: from King Edward VII to Queen Elizabeth II
DESCRIPTION: Tim Knox\, Director of the Royal Collection\, explores the taste and patronage of successive British monarchs over the last century\, from King Edward VII to Queen Elizabeth II. \nWith its political\, social and economic turbulence\, two World Wars and the loss of an Empire\, the twentieth century has not provided ideal conditions for the growth and development of the British Royal Collection. Indeed\, it is something of a miracle that it has survived intact at all! \nHe starts his survey with King Edward VII\, who by his own admission\, knew little about art\, but a lot about ‘ARRRangement’. During his brief reign he dismantled his mother’s frowsty Victorian legacy under a flurry of white and gold dècors. George V collected postage stamps\, while his consort\, Queen Mary\, had an informed passion for fine things\, from Fabergé to Chinese jades\, with a particular penchant for objects with family connections. Queen Elizabeth\, the wife of George VI\, assembled a distinguished group of modern pictures\, including works by Sickert and Monet\, while Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II had understated tastes\, preferring racehorses and dogs to art. Yet\, during her long reign\, Queen Elizabeth founded the Royal Collection Trust\, to look after her collections\, and shared them with a liberality that rivals any national museum. Charting the peaks and troughs of Royal patronage during the twentieth century\, Tim Knox shows how the Royal Collection has not only survived\, but flourished in unexpected ways.\nTickets £20 \nTickets will go on sale to the general public on 15th March and 1 week earlier to benefactors of the festival who qualify for priority booking. \nAbout Tim Knox: \nTim Knox was appointed the Director of the Royal Collection by Queen Elizabeth II in 2018. Previous to that he was successively Director and Marlay Curator of the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge and Director of Sir John Soane’s Museum in London.       \nThis event will be taking place at The Henrician Theatre at Prince Henry’s High School in Evesham. The theatre has ample free parking and air conditioning. \nThis talk is kindly sponsored by Art Broadway. \nSpeaker Tim Knox
URL:https://broadwayartsfestival.com/event/royal-patrons-collectors-in-the-20th-century-from-king-edward-vii-to-queen-elizabeth-ii/
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