The Arts Society Marina Alta

THE next presen tation is on Thursday June 1 at Salones Canor Teulada. Doors open at 10am for registration and the presentation begins at 11am. Coffee is avail able prior to the lecture for members and guests.

Riviera Paradise: Art, Design & Pleasure in the 1920s by Mary Alexander offers visitors the chance to enjoy the Côte d’Azur in the early 1920s, when an intoxicating mix of artists, writers, musicians and international visitors, inspired by a mythological seascape of luminous colours, created a new summer season.

Mary has more than 30 years’ experience as a lecturer, has a BA in History and History of Art and a MA with distinction in History of Art from University College London. She also has a large amount of hands ­ on experience, including public lectures in museums, tutoring for the Open University, being a visiting lecturer at Christie’s Education in London and a museum curator at Platt Hall, the Gallery of Costume, Manchester.

For details of membership please contact Maggie at mb.marinaalta@theartssociety.org or for general information email Peter at tr.marinaalta@theartssociety. org.

Find the Arts Society Marina Alta at www.theartssoci ety.org/marina­alta.

For the benefit of all, members, guests and visitors, they offer a glass of wine or soft drink at the end of the lecture to allow socialising with the group, Committee and the Speaker.

The sponsors for this presentation are Blevins Franks Wealth Management and Estate Agents, Inmobres of Calpe.

choir members themselves, by calling Philip Ashley on 965 581 483 or on the website www.phili pashley.com/boxoffice.ph p.