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: […]
Ancient Athenian Ceramics: Through the Eyes of a Conservator In 1965, Joseph Veach Noble’s book The Techniques of Painted Attic Pottery transformed the study of painted ceramics from ancient Athens. […]
Lecture: Mermaids, Ancestors & Saints: The Dynamism of Myrlande Constant’s Haitian Vodou Ritual Flags Haitian artist Myrlande Constant’s remarkable Vodou drapo (ritual flags) depict spirits socializing together as Milokan, when […]
Virtual Lecture - Ta Megala Theria: Heavy Metal Music’s Reception of Mythological Adversaries Transgressive and oppositional figures have always exercised fascination and admiration in heavy metal music, from Ozzy the […]
Sunday Session: American Impressionism in Focus Join Joanna Robotham, Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art, for a dynamic conversation connecting two exhibitions: In a New Light: American Impressionism 1870-1940 Works […]
Artist Conversation: Judy Dater Join us for an enlightening program with renowned photographer and artist Judy Dater, whose work is featured in Focal Point: The David Hall Photography Collection. In […]
You Can’t Step Into The Same River Twice: Carol Mickett, Robert Stackhouse, and Charles Atlas Time changes everything: the natural world, the human world, and our perception. For the contemporary […]
Faces of Power: Stories Behind Portraits on Greek and Roman Coins Ancient Greek and Roman coins preserve some of the most widespread portraits from antiquity, showing how rulers wanted to […]
Radical Softness: The Responsive Art of Janet Echelman Join us for an artist lecture with Janet Echelman, an artist featured in the exhibition Avant Garde: Remarkable Women in the Permanent […]
When Women Ruled The World A woman’s power in the ancient world (and much of human history) was always compromised from the outset, but who were the women who once […]