Talks

The diary is open for illustrated talks, preferably live but also by Zoom.
There are four topics, which can be adapted for different audiences.

1. An Artist’s War: the Western Front through the eyes of an artist turned junior officer

2. The creative collaborations of Alice and Morris Meredith Williams, from book illustrations and stained glass to the Scottish National War Memorial

3. Alice Meredith Williams, ARBS, from decorative art to monumental sculpture

4. The Drawing Master. The book illustrations of Morris Meredith Williams

How long is a talk? How long would you like it to be? Usually between 45 minutes and two hours.

When? Daytime or evening, weekdays or weekends.

How big does the audience need to be? 10 – 200

Live or by Zoom? Whichever suits you, but I enjoy live talks because they allow for more interaction.

How much does it cost? A modest, negotiable fee.

Bookings have included the National Archives at Kew, the Scottish National Gallery, the Royal Society of Sculptors, the Public Statues and Sculptures Association, many branches of the Western Front Association, the Devil’s Porridge Museum, the U3A, the WI, Probus, the Friends of Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery, Chester Lecture Society, the Lorimer Society, Berkswich History Society, the Association of Retired Education Leaders, Explore Lifelong Learning, Paisley Abbey, Renfrewshire Council, St Barnabas Church (Easterton), the Lit & Phil in Newcastle upon Tyne, Old Low Light Heritage Centre, Wedmore Arts Festival, and literary festivals in Taunton, Henley, Lichfield and Parisot, France.

Let’s talk https://aliceandmorris.com/contact/ or 07540 110057