Dots & Loops with Wilfrid Wood

For those unfamiliar with our Dots & Loops series, it’s a programme in which we extend curatorial responsibilities to a distinguished guest. For this edition, we're super excited to welcome sculptor and artist Wilfrid Wood, whose portraits have graced everything from magazine covers to TV screens.

We’ll be in conversation with Wilfrid throughout the evening as he presents clips that have tickled him, music videos that have inspired him, and extracts from features that have captured his imagination.

From clips of the original Spitting Image (which he briefly worked on) and documentaries on Francis Bacon, to a treasure trove of music-related gems and obscure YouTube finds, Wilfrid’s selection is a goldmine of delights.

A chance to see the world through a brilliant artist’s eyes, and have a bit of a laugh.

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