Costume and Image
(Preliminary News)

There will be a study day called ‘Costume and Image’ on 17 November, at the Art Workers Guild, to coincide with the V&A ‘Hollywood Costume’ exhibition. 

The Hollywood Costume exhibition includes over a hundred of the most iconic and unforgettable film characters from a century of Hollywood filmmaking between 1912 an 2012. Hollywood Costume takes us on a three-gallery journey from Charlie Chaplin through the Golden Age of Hollywood to the cutting edge design for Avatar (2009, Costume Designer Deborah L. Scott, Mayes Rubio) and John Carter of Mars (2012, Costume Designer Mayes Rubio).

The study day programme is TBA:

Location

This study day will be held at the Workers' Guild.

Price

Tickets cost - TBA

Full details to follow - Register your interest here to receive priority advance information when it becomes available.

‘Lectures excellent. Wonderful, well chosen illustrations. Themes dovetailed in well’

‘An intellectually stimulating day in a pleasant relaxed atmosphere’

‘Lectures tip top, & delivered with enlivening  enthusiasm’

‘The wheelchair-bound friend I brought much appreciated the help given with ramps and doors by your staff’

‘I especially enjoyed the lecture by the Curator of the Exhibition’

Vincent Van Gogh, 30 January 2010

You can find a booking form to print here