CVC Lecturer EL Putnam's Performance Art in Hugh Lane


Earlier this month, CVC Lecturer EL Putnam staged a performance in the Dublin City Gallery, the Hugh Lane, as part of the GradCAM 10th Anniversary Gert Biesta Seminar. Her piece Bio-Pedagogy was a response to the Joseph Beuys blackboards in the Gallery's permanent collection. More details here: https://www.glennloughran.com/biopedagogy-1/

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