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The Salek Minc Lecture Series is an occasional lecture series given by significant contributors to the visual arts. 

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The Salek Minc Lecture Series is a series of occasional lectures given by significant contributors to the visual arts.

Salek Minc (1905-1983), for whom this lecture is named, was a prominent doctor, collector and supporter of the visual arts. He was much beloved by many friends and students, and his enthusiasm for the arts did much to foster their development in Western Australia.

2015 Salek Minc Lecture: Space, Place and Migration in Modern Art

Photo of Vinzent Jutta

This year’s Salek Minc Lecture is held in conjunction with the exhibition Elise Blumann: An Émigré Artist in Western Australia, 1938–1948 (11 July–19 September 2015) and presented by Dr. Jutta Vinzent, Senior Lecturer in Modern and Contemporary Art and Visual Culture at the University of Birmingham, UK, and Research Fellow at the Max Weber Centre for Advanced Cultural and Social Studies at the University of Erfurt, Germany.

Her publications include Identity and Image: Refugee Artists from Nazi Germany in Britain (1933-1945) and Overcoming Dictatorships: Contemporary East and West European Visual Inquiries.

Registration is now closed. Watch the video recording online

Image: Dr. Jutta Vinzent

Past lectures

  • 2013 - Engaging Possibility: Access Programs at MoMA
    Carrie McGee, Associate Educator for Community and Access Programs, MoMA New York, USA

  • 2012 - With Occasional Political Overtones: Art and Feminisim 1966 - 1973
    Catherine Morris, Curator of the Elizabeth A. Sackler Centre for Feminist Art, Brooklyn Museum, USA

  • 2010 - Keeping it real - museums and their collections"
    Dr Michael Rush, Former Director of the Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University, USA

  • 2009 - Imants Tiller: the last Australian or the first Post-Australian artist?
    Dr Rex Butler, Associate Professor, School of English, Media Studies and Art History, University of Queensland, Australia
 
 

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