Lieu : Surrey Campus | 12666 72 Avenue, Surrey, BC, V3W 2M8

Description :

For centuries, court artists had painted the power of kings. Propaganda first became associated with politics during the downfall of Louis XVI and Marie Antoinette.

In this session, you will see images that celebrated them, the role of fashion and intrigue, and the art and cartoons that stirred up the people and sent the royal couple to the guillotine.

You will meet the artist who became the Minister of Propaganda and signed their death warrant. In a time of fake news and social media this is a timely topic.

Back by popular demand! Linda Quigley taught art history and studio art classes in Francis Xavier University in Nova Scotia. She has given TALK many fascinating art history courses over the past several years.

Register by:  Thur. Apr. 18th

Affiliation(s) obligatoire(s) :

• TALK Annual Membership

Disponibles : 12/30

Prix : 15,00 $ Taxes exonérées

Âge requis : 50+ au jour de l'activité

Notes : Surrey Campus, Fir Building, Room 130 Parking is available on all KPU campuses. The cost is $5. • Remember your car’s license plate number. • Go to a Pay station located at main building entrances. • Key in license number (not your stall number); select time; then pay. Coins ($0.25, $1 and $2 coins only), Visa, MasterCard, American Express or PayByPhone are accepted at all Pay stations. They do not accept debit cards. If you have a handicapped placard, parking is free in the marked handicapped spaces only. If you park in a regular stall, you are expected to pay. The parking map for each campus, which indicates the location of handicapped spaces, can be found at: kpu.ca/parking-transit/maps.

Informations supplémentaires : Surrey campus, Fir Building, Room 130

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