Art deserves places where it can be experienced with time and attention. Too often it is reduced either to quick consumption or to specialised language that excludes rather than invites.

These talks create a different kind of space: accessible without being simplistic, rigorous without becoming academic. They are opportunities to look carefully, think together and rediscover works of art as living presences rather than historical illustrations.

I regularly collaborate with cultural institutions, libraries, museums, schools, universities, study-abroad programmes, literary festivals, community centres and associations interested in creating meaningful public conversations around art and place.

Each programme is developed around the needs of the host institution and can take the form of a single lecture or a longer series.

If you are planning a lecture, a public programme or a series of cultural events, I would be pleased to explore the project with you.