Watch The Unseen & The Ghostly: Female Legacies of Spiritualism & Surrealism – Panel Talk Back The Unseen & The Ghostly: Female Legacies of Spiritualism & Surrealism from Drawing Room on Vimeo. The Unseen & The Ghostly: Female Legacies of Spiritualism & Surrealism Online Panel talk, Thursday 1 October 2020 Not Without My Ghosts curator Simon Grant leads an online panel discussion with art historian and expert on Surrealism, Professor Dawn Ades; exhibition artist Olivia Plender; and curator and archivist at the College of Psychic Studies, Vivienne Roberts. The Unseen & the Ghostly: female legacies of Spiritualism & Surrealism acted as an introduction to the exhibition, whilst uncovering how female artists have been key to the development of mediumistic art practices, from the early pioneers of Spiritualist art Georgiana Houghton and Anna Mary Howitt, to the groundbreaking Surrealist works of Ithell Colquhoun and Grace Pailthorpe, as well as showing how contemporary female artists continue to engage with ideas of the supernatural, the subconscious and the otherworldly. The talk examined key works, discussing both the varied techniques employed and revealing how these were shaped by the context of the times of their making. Olivia PlenderA Stellar Key to the SummerlandCourtesy the artist and Maureen Paley Gallery 2007 Related Content Exhibition Not Without My Ghosts: The Artist As Medium 10 September 2020 – 1 November 2020 Event The Unseen & The Ghostly: Female Legacies of Spiritualism & Surrealism 1 October 2020 Basket0There are no products in your basketContinue shopping