GROPIUS' IMPINGTON

The research at Impington College since October 2014, is funded by the Arts Council of England to mark the 75th anniversary of the only British publicly funded building by Walter Gropius, looking back to the impact of rural community of agricultural workers migrating to the area in 1930’s.

The program devised is part of the Cambridge Festival of Ideas and includes:

24 October -1 November, 12-4 pm ‘A Modernity which forgets‘,  exhibition by Elena Cologni contextualised by theoretician Cristina Bogdan’s specially commissioned virtual tour, open every day

booking is essential for
25 October: 1-3 pm: Art and the rural, workshop led by Rebecca Beinart  workshop: art and the rural

29 October: 1-3 pm. Power and Space,  workshop led by Elena Cologni  workshop: power and space

31 October: 12-5 pm: GROPIUS’ IMPINGTON, power and space, art and the rural, Symposium  symposium: power and space, art and the rural

This is funded through the Grants for the Arts, Arts Council England, supported by Impington Village College 75th Anniversary Festival, Cambridge Central Library Collections and produced by rockfluid. All money from ticket sales for this project will go towards the Gropius Restoration Appeal.

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