Revisiting ‘The Dinner’ – celebrating heritage with public-art
A decade on, we revisit Neville Gabie's collaborative artwork to discuss heritage, place and public art commissioning at Sambrooks Brewery
Revisiting ‘The Dinner’ – celebrating heritage with public-art
A decade on, we revisit Neville Gabie's collaborative artwork to discuss heritage, place and public art commissioning at Sambrooks Brewery
Wednesday 17th June
18:30 - 20:00
College and university students
Local residents
People over 55
How can public art foster belonging?
During the redevelopment of the former Young’s Brewery site, Neville Gabie was commissioned to reflect on Wandsworth’s brewing heritage. In the spirit of belonging, ‘The Dinner ’reimagined a company meal 100 years on, bringing together the locals, planners, and architects involved in the modern story.
Neville will be joined by John Hatch (long-time on-site brewer) and Susie Gray (public art consultant) to reflect on the artist's role in bringing belonging to placeshaping. This will follow with a tour of the brewery’s Heritage Centre (the UK's oldest continuous brewing site) and drinks at Sambrooks Brewery.
Location
Sambrooks Brewery
42 Ram St,
London
SW18 1UR
Please enter via Sambrooks Brewery in the Ram Quarter in Wandsworth Town.
Nearest station:
Wandsworth Town
Accessible toilet
Gender neutral toilet
Level access, with no/automatic doors
Relaxed or quiet activity
There is step free access to the terrace, ground floor, and gender neutral accessible toilets which are also located on the ground floor of the venue.
Step free access to all areas Heritage Centre and the Taproom mezzanine and Stack Room is available for all guests via an elevator in the shop / Heritage Centre.
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