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Forthcoming Events
We are currently giving many OF our lectures online via Zoom. Further details are on our lectures page here. Joining inStructions For ZOom will be sent to members shortly before the lectures.
OUR next lecture is on Thursday – January 18th – 7.45 for 8pm – via Zoom DALI IN THE 20TH CENTURY
Lecturer: Julia Musgrave
Next Lectures
THURSDAY – JANUARY 18TH – 7.45 FOR 8PM – VIA ZOOM
DALI IN THE 20TH CENTURY LECTURER: JULIA MUSGRAVE The secret of my influence has always been that it remained Secret – ’Salvador Dalí' Like the Renaissance artists he admired, Salvador Dalí, painter was also writer, poet, engraver, sculptor, architect, theatre designer and jewellery designer, selecting materials to be used, focusing not just on colours or value of material, but also on their symbolic meanings. Jewels such as ‘El cor reial’ (1953, The Royal Heart) have become iconic works and are considered to be as exceptional as his paintings. An omnivorous reader as interested in science as in art and also his work reflects the Renaissance artist he admired. This lecture explores the work of Dalí the designer and science enthusiast – a Renaissance artist in the 20th century. Non members welcome cost £10. Please contact Anna Cross for payment or membership details and Zoom link at membership@radeltt-art-society.co.uk 
Thursday February 22nd – 7.45 for 8pm – via Zoom
THE FOUR SEASONS Lecturer: Val Woodgate For centuries the Four Seasons have acted as a reminder of the passage of time and the Ages of Man. Through the skill of the artist we can experience the torrid heat of Summer the cool Mists of Autumn, the beauty of a snow-bound Winter, The fresh brightness of Spring, and the spiritual and allegorical meaning often embedded in the subject Non members welcome cost £10. Please contact Anna Cross for payment or membership details and Zoom link at membership@radeltt-art-society.co.uk VisitsTRIP TO THE GARRICK CLUB
Angela Sobell is organizing a visit to the Garrick Club. More details will follow as soon as they are available. It will take place on: Wednesday 31st January 2024 departing Radlett at 9.00am and returning at approximately 4.00pm This has to be a midweek visit because that is when the Club is open to visitors and has to be early as we have to be at the club by 10.15. There will be time afterwards for lunch and leisure in and a round Covent Garden. Please watch this space for further activities in 2024!
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Christmas Lunch
Wednesday December 6th is booked at Porters Park Golf Club for our annual Christmas Lunch , 12.30 for 1.00 Further details will follow shortly I.e. meal cost, menu choice etc. This can be the kickstart for your Christmas festivities-it would be lovely to welcome lots of you to the beautiful surroundings of the Golf Club. Other activities2024 plans
RAS Summer Art Exhibition at Radlett Village Institute :- 7th - 9th June TBC Radlett Centre Art Exhibition :- 4 weeks in October Christmas Lunch 2024 :- 4th December TBC Painters GroupDetails available from Anna Cross - membership@radlett-art-society.co.uk Thursday Painting Workshop
The Radlett Art Society meets in the Radlett Institute, Watling Street on Thursday afternoon from 1.30 - 3.30pm, during the winter months. During the summer months we paint” en plein air” in the environs of Radlett. Cost per session is £5 and you do have to be a member of the Society to attend. We are a mixed ability friendly group, keen to share our expertise and knowledge , and paint in all mediums There is no formal teaching but we are hoping to resume afternoon demonstrations and full day workshops with a visiting artist when Covid allows. You need to bring along your own paper, pencils and / or paints. Some people bring along their own flask of tea and biscuits, since because of the covid epidemic it was decided not to offer refreshments as before If you fancy joining the workshop, please feel free to contact us using the contact form here. |
