Wassily Kandinsky and Gabriele Münter were among those who formed a group of groundbreaking artists known as the Blue Rider.
This movement laid the foundation for Expressionism in Germany, and radical new approaches in Europe. It is also a story of love and friendships, told through the emotional use of colours, forms, light, film and music.
Whether you have been to see the ‘Blue Rider’ exhibition at Tate Modern, are planning to visit, or are just interested, this special session with Sophie Lachowsky is not to be missed.
Sophie is an art historian, lecturer, and writer with experience in the culture and heritage sectors. She has given talks at many leading cultural institutions, as well as bespoke guided tours of major collections and sculpture trails. She writes and lectures on modern and contemporary art, with a focus on modernist women sculptors. She is a trustee of The Showroom, a non-profit contemporary art space, in London. Sophie is enthusiastic about creating a unique cultural experience and strongly believes in the power of art, to shape our thinking.
