Tickets £15 / £10 for Tate Members / £5 for Tate Collective Members / Bursaries Available
21 April 2023, 18:30–20:00
22 April 2023, 10:00–17:00
Tate St Ives
Join us to explore new perspectives around the narrative of women artists, in relation to motherhood, childlessness and experiences of grief.
Inspired by the major exhibition and publication Barbara Hepworth: Art and Life this event focuses on under-represented perspectives on motherhood to consider how this might affect the making and understanding of art works.
How do we consider narratives about art through experiences of motherhood that include grief and childlessness not by choice?
This discursive event will feature artists, writers and art historians sharing stories and perspectives on how we interpret art through an artists' biography and how we are enabled or challenged in bringing our own experience as audiences to it.
Refreshments and lunch provided.