Discussion at LAB Gallery: Expert Dr. Margarita Cappock Discusses Ultraviolet Art
In the latest instalment of 'Ultraviolet Art Talks,' a series that explores the human side of the art world, renowned curator and art historian Dr. Margarita Cappock takes centre stage. The first episode of the new season offers a captivating exploration of Dr. Cappock's career progression and experiences within the art world.
Dr. Margarita Cappock, a figure of significant influence in Dublin's art scene, joined Dublin City Council in 1999. Her journey led her to the Hugh Lane Gallery, where she served as the Head of Collections and Deputy Director from 2000 until 2018. During her tenure, she managed the Francis Bacon Studio Project, a notable project at the gallery.
In 2018, Dr. Cappock transferred to Dublin City Arts Office. Currently, she continues her work as the curator of LAB Gallery. The episode discusses her roles in Dublin City Council, with a focus on her work at the Hugh Lane Gallery and LAB Gallery.
The podcast/videocast series, which does not specify its format, offers a unique perspective on the art world, featuring discussions with artists, curators, and musicians. Each episode aims to uncover the human aspects that drive these individuals and shape their work.
Listeners can tune in to the episode featuring Dr. Margarita Cappock below, as the new season of 'Ultraviolet Art Talks' continues to delve into the lives and careers of those shaping the art world. The series does not provide information about its frequency, duration, or availability beyond the new season start.
Stay tuned for more insightful conversations on 'Ultraviolet Art Talks.'
