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Frances Spalding
Recent Articles and Events
Forthcoming Events:
- Frances Spalding will be sharing a platform with Julian Bell at the Charleston Festival on the 30th May 2010. She will also be talking about her new book on the Pipers at 'Ways with Words' at Dartington on 10th July, and at the Rye Arts Festival on 19th September and at the Henley-on-Thames Literary Festival on 3rd October. On the 16th September 2010 she will be givng the annual Seymour lecture on biography at the National Libray of Australia at Canberra.
Most recent book:
Recent talks, articles and reviews:
- See Frances Spalding's article on John Piper and Seaton Delaval in Cornerstone, (Spring, 2010), the Journal for the Society for the Protection of Ancient Buildings.
- See Frances Spalding's review of The Last Bohemians - The Two Roberts: Robert Colquhoun and Robert MacBryde in the Guardian, 24 April 2010
- To read Frances Spalding's review of Barry Flanagan at Roche Court, Salisbury, see the Burlington Magazine, October 2009.
- A pre-perfomance talk was given by Frances Spalding on Myfanwy Piper's work with Benjamin Britten on the libretto for The Turn of the Screw at English National Opera's Coliseum on Saturday 30 October 2009.
- A review by Frances Spalding of Reborn: Early Diaries 1947-1964, by Susan Sontag, edited by David Rieff, appeared in the Independent, 6 February 2009
- Frances Spalding spoke on Sculptural Presences in the Work of Virginia Woolf' at the 19th Annual Virginia Woolf conference in New York, in June 2009
- To read Frances Spalding's review of Grayson Perry's exhibition 'Unpopular Culture' see the November 2008 issue of the Burlington Magazine.
- Frances Spalding was in conversation with Susan Sellers at Cambridge Wordfest on Sunday 26 April 2009, about the latter's new novel 'Vanessa and Virginia'. Later that same day Frances Spalding lectured, also as part of the Cambridge Wordfest, in the ADC Theatre on 'Bloomsbury and Cambridge'.
- Frances Spalding reviewed Mary Beard's 'It's a Don's Life'
in the Independent, on the 7 December 2009.
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