Tuesday 10th June 2025, 630pm onwards at LoLo House, Al Quoz
As the summer sun beats down upon us, join Rose for a fascinating insight into the power of the sun in art, music and poetry.Â
Expect:
đ A thought-provoking art history talk looking at the impact of the sun from Stonehenge to contemporary art
đ¶ A stunning live performance of “Summertime” by Royal Opera House singer Melissa Alder
đ” A special a cappella version of “Here Comes the Sun”
đ±Rumi poetry from transpersonal psychologist Nargis Raza
đč Delicious food and drink
âš And a gathering of culturally inspired fabulous people
For millennia, the sun has played a vital role in the story of art. In the ancient world, across cultures and societies, the sun was a deity that ruled supreme. Through to this day, its power still endures, as the ultimate designer of our fortunes – growth or decline, life or death. Â
Alongside looking at neolithic artists and architects, Rose will consider J.M.W Turner, Monet, and Olafur Eliasson as she explores the emotional, spiritual and physical power this most awesome of planets has held on us across time and place. Â
Ticket price includes food and drinks by LoLo House â substantial canapĂ©s (you will not need to eat before or after), mocktails and other drinks. Please let us know if you have any dietary requirements.Â
Programme:Â
6.30pm Guests arrive for initial canapĂ©s and drinksÂ
7.15pm Cultural programme beginsÂ
8.30pm Further drinks and canapĂ©s, through until whenever you want to leave! We have the venue to ourselves until 10pm.Â
For speaking engagements, tour enquiries and other information, please email Rose on: rose@rosebalston.com.Â
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