A dancer under colored light glides like an impressionist brushstroke. In the galleries, painted tulips bloom and boats drift on the Seine, and on the stage, an agile woman recalls Paris a century ago. Art museums tease the senses here, and art shows encourage celebration, discovery, and fresh creativity.
Take a closer look at the Clark’s collection during Looking and Lunching, a half hour of discussion focusing on one work from the collection. This month, discuss the Allan Sekula Library.
Exhibiting artist Genevieve Gaignard – whose work explores race, femininity, class, and their various intersections – discusses her extensive and topical practice.
Vocal performances inspired by time and space will be presented in conjunction with “Candle (from Earth into a Black Hole).”
Come and join in the celebration of the opening of a show featuring the work of Ledelle Moe.
