Join art educator Byron Hurst for a lively exploration of mid-century modernism, tracing the defining art movements of the Cold War era from Abstract Expressionism to Pop Art.

Trace the defining art movements of the mid-century, from the raw energy of Abstract Expressionism to the bold rise of Pop Art. Art educator Byron Hurst guides this exploration of how art transformed during the Cold War era, examining the ideas, artists and cultural forces that shaped one of the most dynamic periods in modern art history.

Following the talk, join the Friends of Hazelhurst for afternoon tea in the cottage.

Friends of Hazelhurst Members $10.00
Non-members $15.00

Friends of Hazelhurst members please call 02 8536 5700 to book at the member rate.

Funds raised from this event support the Friends of Hazelhurst.

Image: Andy Warhol, Shot Sage Blue Marilyn (detail), 1964.