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SUMMARY:Painting Trauma: The Story of Heinz Inlander (1925-83)
DESCRIPTION:Fragments of experience can be brought together by colour and shape\, form and canvas\, but also by craft and an intense awareness of painting as one of the foundations upon which humans build their understanding of the cultures and environments they inhabit. For Austrian-born Henry (born Heinz) Inlander\, who settled in England in 1938\, paintings of landscapes brought the richness of the physical world into contact with human vision\, memory and the imagination. It was also his way of exploring the trauma of his family history\, especially the loss of family in the Holocaust. \nHenry Inlander painted the eruption of the real world onto the canvas\, and this is best exemplified by his early drawings and paintings which explored everything from the textures of trees to the shape of a mountain against the sky. As an artist he was obsessed by the transformative power of art and by an inner impulse that made it impossible to live without creating\, imagining and recreating the world that he loved. \nDr. Ron Burnett\, Inlander’s nephew\, was born in London. He was President and Vice-Chancellor of Emily Carr University of Art and Design\, Vancouver\, from 1996-2018 and is now its President Emeritus. He is a recipient of the Order of Canada as well as the Order of British Columbia and has been recognized with a Knighthood by the French Government. He is the author of five books (including Explorations in Film Theory and How Images Think) and over one hundred and fifty articles. \nBooking details here
URL:https://insidersoutsidersfestival.org/event/painting-trauma-the-story-of-heinz-inlander-1925-83rene-halkett-1900-1984/
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SUMMARY:Dirt on Flat Surfaces: René Halkett 1900 – 1983
DESCRIPTION:Artist René Halkett wasn’t what he seemed. In 1936 he escaped to Britain with his fourth wife Hilde\, and he wanted to be reborn. A master of many languages\, he could conjugate ‘Renaître’. But his Weimar birthright named him Albrecht Georg Friedrich Freiherr Von Fritsch. Born to be a baron\, all he ever wanted was to paint. \nRené featured in last year’s ‘Refugees at Dartington’ online conference. But there’s more to reveal. Multiple turning points from his picaresque life were confided 50 years ago to the (then) BBC journalist Ian Fell\, who is giving this talk. Hours of recordings & papers survive. \nYes\, he’d trained in the Prussian Cadet Corps and served on the Western Front\, but with WW1 done he kicked over the baronial traces. He joined the Bauhaus\, danced at Loheland\, made avant-garde theatre\, and expressed his ‘idiotic urge to put coloured dirt on flat surfaces’. \nOnce in British sanctuary\, Dartington empowered René’s coloured dirt\, and promoted his seminal book\, The Dear Monster. He joined Dartington’s Chekhov Theatre Studio\, overlapped with Kurt Jooss\, and then – as with so many – life about-turned into the Pioneer Corps. He escaped into Sefton Delmer’s darkness\, broadcasting covert propaganda to Germany. \nUltimately (post-war) he joined fellow ‘enemy aliens’ in the BBC’s German Service. But not before he’d ‘re-educated’ Germany with British movies\, documented at Nuremberg\, and discovered his POW General cousin in Wales. Halkett’s ‘Brief aus Cornwall’ 1970’s broadcasts enticed German Service listeners into his Cornish village home. There he died in 1984\, having left us countless more ironic tales of a life incessantly reborn. \nBooking details here
URL:https://insidersoutsidersfestival.org/event/dirt-on-flat-surfaces-rene-halkett-1900-1984/
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