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Join us for an Antiquities Circle lecture related to the exhibition, Identity in the Ancient World, presented by Dr. Jackie Murray. Few scholars would deny the influence of Asia and Africa on Classical Greek and Roman artistic representations of the human form. Think particularly of ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia. Still, a Western Eurocentric understanding of other […]

Taking Pictures: Women of Independent Spirit Gallery Talk Celebrating Julie Saul Sunday, April 23, 2023 2:30 - 3pm: Exhibition Walkthrough Join us for a program celebrating gallerist, curator, and arts enthusiast Julie Saul. Taking Pictures: Women of Independent Spirit represents Saul’s last curatorial project before her passing in 2022. Presented in the Wallace Family Promenade, […]

Join us for an Antiquities Circle lecture related to the exhibition Identity in the Ancient World, presented by Dr. Branko van Oppen. The ancient Egyptian process of mummification dates back more than 5,500 years. This age-old tradition was visually transformed in the Roman Imperial period by placing painted portrait panels or linen shrouds within the […]

As the exhibition Garry Winogrand: Women are Beautiful draws to a close, please join us for special presentation by Leo Rubinfien. Rubinfien curated the last major Winogrand retrospective that toured the US and Europe in 2014. Entitled Garry Winogrand, the exhibition traveled to the Metropolitan Museum of Art; National Gallery of Art; San Francisco Museum […]

Join us in the galleries at the Tampa Museum of Art for a gallery talk with Corinne Zepeda, an artist featured in the exhibition, Skyway 2024: A Contemporary Collaboration. Zepeda will talk about her art and the significant influence of her Seminole culture on her work. She will emphasize the importance of preserving traditional practices […]

Antiquities Lecture: Women & Religion in Classical Athens Despite their lack of political and economic rights, women were critical to maintaining the religious system of classical Athens. As ‘cultic citizens,’ they joined men in honoring the gods and the city, as well as celebrated their own rituals in both domestic and civic contexts in the […]

Antiquities Lecture: Discovering the Etruscans Dive into the fascinating world of the Etruscans, an ancient civilization that flourished in Italy for over a millennium yet remains largely unknown to many. This lecture will explore their unique contributions to art and architecture, uncover the mysteries of their non-Indo-European language, and highlight how modern archaeological advancements have […]

Tribal Affinities and Body of Work: Artist Lecture with José Bedia Join us for a lecture with José Bedia, an artist featured in the exhibition Under the Spell of the Palm Tree: The Rice Collection of Cuban Art. The presentation will cover Jose Bedia's main artistic influences, spanning from different native and tribal communities throughout the world, and […]