Join us for an afternoon of art, conversation, and connection You're invited to a special live Q&A and gallery walkthrough with celebrated London-based artist Michèle Franklin, in conversation with award-winning art critic and curator Richard Cork. This intimate hour-long event explores Michèle’s powerful new exhibition, How Life Works — a deeply personal meditation on life’s beauty and pain, told through bold figurative works that span painting and etching. Following the talk, guests are warmly welcomed to enjoy tea in the tranquil setting of the Garden Café. Michèle’s work draws on her richly layered heritage — African-American, Native American, Jewish, and British — and fearlessly explores themes of birth, race, sexuality, and womanhood. A Camberwell College of Art alumni, her practice is emotionally honest and quietly intense, shedding light on stories too often underrepresented in the still male-dominated art world. This is a rare opportunity to step inside Michèle’s world and hear firsthand the stories behind her life’s work. http://www.michelefranklin.co.uk/ *The image in this invite is taken from “Women Bear The Cross”—a striking, intimate work that will be on display as part of the exhibition*

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