Quirkiness and the Printed Image: Lecture by Nigel Ip
- Girolamo Francesco Maria Mazzola (called Parmigianino) (1503 - 1540)
- Andrea Meldolla (called Schiavone) (fl. 1530 - 1564)
- Claude Mellan (1598 - 1688)
- Jean-Étienne Liotard (1702 - 1789)
- Pablo Picasso (1881 - 1973)
- Chizuko Yoshida (1924 - 2017)
- Dora Maurer (b. 1937)
Nigel Ip is a freelance critic and art historian based in London, UK. A regular contributor to Print Quarterly and Trois Crayons, his reviews have also featured in ars longa, Museum Bookstore, and SAVANT Art Magazine. His writings fuse academic breadth with simple language, always with the aim of making art history accessible to all.
As a specialist in Italian Renaissance art and works on paper, Nigel's previous work has included cataloguing collections at the National Maritime Museum and Fusilier Museum London, client services in museums and commercial galleries, assisting exhibition projects, and delivering talks to diverse audiences.
He runs the Instagram account @nigelip, reviewing exhibitions, art fairs, and cultural events in London and abroad. He has collaborated with brands like Classic Art London, Own Art, and BRUSHWRK.
Further Information
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This event is fully accessible, with lift access available to Gallery 3, where the event will take place. Please note that Gallery 2, located in the basement, is not wheelchair accessible due to the building's historic nature. Kindly inform us of any specific requirements when making your booking so that we may assist you.
Light refreshments will be served.
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