Lecture by Kristina Durocher, Director, Museum of Art, University of New Hampshire
As an active member of museum associations in the Northeast as well as a board member of the Association of Academic Museums and Galleries, Durocher closely follows the ways museum adapt to the needs and demographics of their communities.
We’re changing it up this time and inviting both our Patron Circle and members to our spring reception. Look for your invitation in the mail!
Lecture by Craig Hadley, Director and Curator of Exhibitions and University Collection, Richard E. Peeler Art Center, DePauw University
Enjoy free refreshments, live performances, art activities, giveaways, and the JSMA’s exhibitions at our annual Influx event. Student members make it happen, and this night is to celebrate YOU!
Get creative with chalk and decorate the UO Memorial Quad with your chalk art!
Location: Lillis 182
Presented by Jeff Kelley, art critic, author, and curator.
Artist Michael Snow, whose “Solar Breath (Northern Caryatids)” installation is on view in the Artist’s Project Space, will discuss that work and his classic 45-minute 16 mm film from 1967, “Wavelength,” which will screen just prior to the Skype discussion. According to Snow, “I wanted to make a summation of my nervous system, religious inklings, and aesthetic ideas.
Join post-graduate intern Emily Silbergeld for a discussion of the Russian icon installation that she organized.
Please join us for a facilitated discussion as well as an opportunity to evaluate and narrate the impact of “Don’t Touch My Hair: Expressions of Identity and Community” (DTMH). Co-curator and graduate student, Kristen Clayton invites our on-and-off campus communities and exhibition contributors to participate in a reflective discussion about DTMH as an exhibition and the greater implications and topics addressed through the exhibition.
