The talk considers Crozier's paintings from 1958-62 - which are the focus of the current exhibition at the gallery, open until 22 March 2024 - and how they relate to his later works and the wider art historical context of post-war British art.
Thomas Marks is a leading writer and art critic. He was editor of Apollo from 2013-21 and has contributed to numerous publications, among them Prospect, Literary Review and the Times Literary Supplement. Marks has written and lectured widely on historical and contemporary art, and his essay 'Cold Pastoral: William Crozier in Essex' was published by Piano Nobile in the catalogue for William Crozier: Nature into Abstraction. Marks was joined by Katharine Crouan, art historian and the widow of William Crozier.
Tuesday 5 March, 6:30 p.m.
96 Portland road, W11 4LW
