This Spring, St. Marylebone’s Lecture Series will explore the art and architecture of the Parish Church. We have an incredible range of historians, artists, and conservators, who will each share a different insight.
St. Marylebone’s Lecture Series explores the art and architecture of the Parish Church, highlighting the craftsmanship of the past while celebrating our recent renovations.
The lectures will tell St. Marylebone’s stories through art and offer different ways of looking at the space. We have an incredible range of historians, artists, and conservators, who will each share a different insight.
Upcoming Lectures:
- Wednesday 3rd April: Art in the Apse with Sophie Hacker
- Wednesday 17th April: Stained Glass in the City with Alexandra Epps
- Wednesday 24th April: Benjamin West PRA and The Painting of the Holy Family with Dr Thomas Ardill (Museum of London) and Rebecca Gregg Conservation
- Wednesday 1st May: Stories in Stone: History, Craft, and Conservation with Victoria Perry and Tony Dyson (Donald Insall Associates) and Fintan Morrison (Sally Strachey Conservation)
- Wednesday 29th May: Adapting Church Architecture for the Modern Landscape with Dr Kate Jordan (Westminster University) and Mark Hammond (Caroe Architecture)
You can find more information about each lecture on our website here. Each talk will take place in the crypt of the church at 6:30pm.
Tickets can be booked here; £5 per lecture or £20 for the full series.