From climate and seasonal changes to environmental and other historical events, Cycles takes a serious and sometimes humorous look at how our human social and cultural choices, alongside other complex narratives, continuously shape our everyday experiences and consequently, our lives. Using myths, legends, archetypes, folklore, current events, and other forms of visual storytelling this new […]
Massimo Polidoro, author, science journalist, and visiting scholar at the Department of History of Science at Harvard University reveals how he became one of the foremost investigators of unusual/paranormal phenomena, claimed psychic powers, and mysterious happenings. Mentored by the celebrated magician and debunker of fraudulent claims, James “The Amazing” Randi, Professor Polidoro had the extraordinary […]
Learn about the creative process of mixed media fiber artist and Art School Instructor, Andrea Huffman as she demonstrates fabric surface design techniques using textile paints, inks and soy wax batik. She is intrigued with the small nuances in nature, the interdependence within every aspect of the natural world, and its relationship to humanity. She […]
Join us for Saturday Morning Art (smART). This program is for children (ages 5+) along with their caregiver(s). Registration is required.
A lecture-performance by pianist Roberta Rust features music of Louis W. Ballard (Quapaw/Cherokee) and Connor Chee (Navajo). Hailed by the New York Times as a powerhouse of a pianist, Dr. Rust, a Lakota descendant, serves as Artist Faculty-Piano/Professor and head of the piano department at the Lynn University Conservatory of Music.
Join us at the museum for ART TALES! Encouraging knowledge of art and individualism with read alouds and imaginative art activities, children (ages 4-8 years) along with their caregiver(s) share in the literacy experience. Registration is required for this engaging family program.
Learn about the creative process of figurative sculptor and Art School Instructor, Eileen Koegler. Her sculptures reflect on the human condition of the power of resilience and compassion. See the beginning stages of the intricate process in which Koegler creates each clay piece by hand.
As magic rose as a performing art in the 19th and 20th centuries, its principles became clearer and more properly defined. Fundamental deceptions like misdirection, sleight of hand, and the various techniques of vanishes, reappearances, and mind-reading all added to the performance repertoire of the modern illusionist. Dr. Ross Karlan, Director of Art Muse LA […]
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