Renowned artist, theorist, and educator Martha Rosler will be delivering the upcoming installment of ECA's Andrew Carnegie Lecture Series in Edinburgh. The event, part of a program of annual public talks at Edinburgh College of Art, welcomes individuals to engage with Martha Rosler's profound insights into everyday life, class politics, and public space. With a keen focus on women's experiences, Rosler's artworks and writings offer unique perspectives on pressing issues, sparking critical thinking and reflection.

Martha Rosler's commitment to housing struggles and her incisive contributions to discussions on gentrification are exemplified in pieces like "Off the Shelf: The Life of the City" (2018), recently added to the University of Edinburgh's Contemporary Art Research Collection. This artist talk, scheduled to take place at West Court, Edinburgh College of Art, is a rare opportunity to delve into the visionary work of a leading figure in the arts. The event, held on April 1, 2024, is free to attend. For those interested in attending, please refer to ECA's privacy notice for details on the use and storage of personal information.

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