Deborah Brown’s magnificent sculpture, ‘Johann’, is now a well-known feature of the Cushendun landscape, but her extraordinary significance as Ireland’s most pioneering artist in the 1960s is only beginning to be recognised. John Hewitt was a supporter of Deborah Brown’s in the early 1950s, at the same time as T.P. Flanagan, with whom she was to develop a lifelong friendship, was also establishing his reputation. This talk will look at their work, and the friendship and connections between the three figures.

Dr Dickon Hall is an art historian, art dealer, curator and consultant.
He has an MA from the Courtauld Institute of Art and a PhD from Ulster University, and has written extensively on twentieth century and contemporary Irish, British and European art, publishing books on Colin Middleton and Nevill Johnson. At present, he is writing a book on Deborah Brown. Dickon Hall has curated more than seventy exhibitions.

£5 Under 18s
£10  Earlybird (until 24 August)
£12  Full Price