Gallery Talks with Lydia Bauman
Following the success of her sensational talks on the Leonardo Da Vinci and David Hockney exhibitions in aid of our charity, The Sebastian Hunter Memorial Trust, we are delighted to announce that Lydia Bauman will be returning to the gallery this autumn to deliver some more fascinating talks on current exhibitions. For further information please contact the gallery.
Lydia Bauman is a Polish born artist and art historian. She was educated in Britain, completing a BA Hons in Fine Art at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne and a MA in History of Art with Distinction at the Courtauld Institute of Art, London. She has since exhibited extensively in Britain and abroad and her work is held in prestigious corporate and private collections worldwide. She has worked as art critic for BBC Radio External Services and Radio Free Europe, as well as a translator and art history lecturer for diverse adult audiences, notably at the National Gallery, London. She is currently completing a book on the Great Themes in Art.