Curatorial Gallery Talk: Carrie Cushman: Bread and Roses: The Social Documentary of Milton and Anne Rogovin
Tuesday, February 12 I 4:15 pm
Robert and Claire Freedman Lober Viewing Alcove
Join Carrie Cushman, the Linda Wyatt Gruber ’66 Curatorial Fellow in Photography, for a discussion of how Milton and Anne Rogovin shifted the terms of social documentary photography.
Stroller Tours
Wednesday, February 13 I 10:15 am – 11:00 am
Theme: Love is in the Air
Meet in Davis Museum Lobby
Spend an art-filled morning at the Davis strolling the galleries during this free guided tour—a special opportunity for families open before normal hours. Designed for art lovers and their little ones (recommended for children up to 2 years old). Join us for a different theme on the second Wednesday of each month: February 13: Love is in the Air; March 6: Celebrating Women’s History Month; April 10: Earth Day; and May 8: Art_Latin_America: Against the Survey.
Artist Series Talks: Art_Latin_America: Against the Survey
Thursdays, February 21, March 7, April 4, April 18, and April 25
11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Davis Museum Lobby
This series of five talks features conversations between James Oles and adjunct exhibitors Claudia Joskowicz, Daniela Rivera, and various artists in the exhibition Art_Latin_America: Against the Survey via WebEx and in person.
February 21: WebEx with Ester Hernández
Black History Month Tour
Drop-in Public Tour
Saturday, February 23 | 2 pm
Meet in Davis Museum Lobby
Join a Student Guide for a drop-in tour celebrating Black History Month. The tour will focus on the arts of Africa and the African Diaspora in the Davis Museum permanent collections.
This program is generously supported by the Elizabeth Bein Keto ’48 Endowed Memorial Art Fund.
Curatorial Gallery Talk: James Oles: Women Artists from Surrealism to Abstraction
Tuesday, February 26 | 4:15 pm
Camilla Chandler and Dorothy Buffum Chandler Gallery | Marjorie and Gerald Bronfman Gallery
Women artists have not only formed an essential part of the history of modern Latin American art, they are a specific focus of the Davis Museum’s collection, particularly in the areas of Surrealism and abstraction. Join James Oles, Senior Lecturer in Art and Curator of the exhibition Art_Latin_America: Against the Survey, for a gallery talk highlighting major works by women artists—including Olga Albizu, Puerto Rico’s finest abstract painter, and the German-Venezuelan Gego, whose work is impossible to pigeonhole—who may be less famous than Frida Kahlo, but whose achievements are no less exciting.
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