Angela Findlay is an artist, writer, public speaker and accredited NADFAS lecturer giving talks to a wide range of audiences across the country. Her talks are based on her fly on the wall experiences both as an artist working in prisons and as an Anglo German with a particular interest in Germany’s post-war process and experience of the transgenerational aftermath of WW2
Exploring the themes of crime, guilt, perpetrators and punishment, Angela demonstrates the roles art can play towards achieving healing, redemption and forgiveness. In these years of World War anniversaries and centenaries Angela will be particularly focusing on questions concerning the aims of our culture of Remembrance of war and the role memorials play, or could play, in our contemporary world.