top of page
The Capturist logo in black
  • Instagram
  • TikTok
Frameless launches art talks programme for 2024

Frameless launches art talks programme for 2024

Frameless – The UK’s largest immersive art experience has launched Frameless Art Talks, where visitors can hear from an esteemed art historian who will talk about the fascinating historical context and the significance of art at frameless.


The first talk in the series will take place on 30th January 2024, hosted by art lecturer Fania Weatherby who will be exploring the world of Impressionism. The paintings of Claude Monet, Edgar Degas, Berthe Morisot and their contemporaries have been a core influence for artists since the nineteenth century and the Impressionists have been heralded by many as the foundation of modern art.


The talk will last 45 minutes, and visitors can then journey through the four permanent immersive galleries, where they will be wowed with hypnotic visuals. 42 masterpieces from iconic artists from Van Gogh to Dalí, it’s quite the experience!


Can’t make the 30th Jan? Fear not, you can book in for the February and March talks: 28th Feb – Romanticism 26th March – Surrealism


Price: £35.00 – which includes the talk and admission to the permanent galleries.


To book your ticket visit experience to a loved one, visit www.universe.com


Photo by Montana Lowery


You may also like...

From school doodles to the art world: The Doodle Boy is back in London with a new exhibition in The Truman Brewery
PHOTOGRAPHY & ART

From school doodles to the art world: The Doodle Boy is back in London with a new exhibition in The Truman Brewery

Escape to the French Riviera: Free immersive art experience comes to the Royal Academy of Arts
PHOTOGRAPHY & ART

Escape to the French Riviera: Free immersive art experience comes to the Royal Academy of Arts

Affordable Art Fair Battersea from 14-18 October
PHOTOGRAPHY & ART

Affordable Art Fair Battersea from 14-18 October

Canary Wharf celebrates Black History month with four new murals
PHOTOGRAPHY & ART

Canary Wharf celebrates Black History month with four new murals

You may also like...

PHOTOGRAPHY & ART

A guide to St. Christopher’s Place

PHOTOGRAPHY & ART

A guide to St. Christopher’s Place

PHOTOGRAPHY & ART

A guide to St. Christopher’s Place

PHOTOGRAPHY & ART

A guide to St. Christopher’s Place

bottom of page