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Women Who Run with the Wolves

Live discussion on Wednesday 18 November, 6pm

This event brings together a diverse range of speakers to discuss the Henry Moore Institute's current exhibition, Paloma Varga Weisz: Bumped Body, in dialogue with Clarissa Pinkola Estés' renowned cult classic and revisionary feminist study, Women Who Run with the Wolves: Contacting the Power of the Wild Woman (1992).

Pre-recorded talks will cover psychoanalysis, metamorphosis, embodied storytelling, fairy tales and gender, and will be available to watch from 11 November. A live discussion with speakers Dr Catriona McAra, Rachel Goodyear and Hannah Buckley will take place online on Wednesday 18 November at 6pm.

Wild (Wo)men, Commodified Forests: Matter and Myth in German Sculpture

Live discussion on Wednesday 2 December, 6pm

This talk will look at limewood sculpture produced north of the Alps half a millennium ago, journeying into the forested hinterlands of Nuremberg in search of trunks to carve, traditional materials and the stuff of myth.

Dr Ruth Ezra's talk will be available to watch from 25 November. A live discussion with questions submitted by the audience will take place online on Wednesday 2 December at 6pm.

Sculpture, History, Curve: Paloma Varga Weisz

Live discussion on Wednesday 16 December, 6pm

Explore the history of the aesthetic, cultural and religious use of limewood in sculpture, from medieval sculptors to Paloma Varga Weisz's use of the material in the present day.

Professor Patricia Allmer's talk will be available to watch from 9 December. A live discussion with questions submitted by the audience will take place online on Wednesday 16 December at 6pm.