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Lectures and Talks

Curator Conversation: The Life and Work of Nancy Hemenway Barton

Join curator Jill D’Alessandro and the artist’s son, Bill Barton, for a discussion about Nancy Hemenway Barton's artistic influences, practice, and personal history. From 1966 to 1997, Nancy Hemenway Barton, an artist from the Maine coast, cr (more)

Logan Lecture: Candida Alvarez

Candida Alvarez calls her paintings chatty abstractions. Comprising controlled fields of color, delicate mark-making, and seeping geometries, Alvarez's paintings may contain bright and vivid tones or more somber hues that evoke a soliloquy an (more)

Logan Lecture: Shiva Ahmadi

Shiva Ahmadi orchestrates exquisitely crafted scenes of beauty and terror. Her vibrant fantasy realms are, upon closer inspection, macabre theaters of conflict where faceless figures engage in endless cycles of struggle and pain. Combining lu (more)

ONSITE - Behind the Baton LIVE: Where the Wild Things Are and the Music of Mozart

In partnership with CPR Classical, this event brings to life the radio feature Behind the Baton with Scott O’Neil, the former Colorado Symphony resident conductor. O’Neil will explore the music of Mozart and its influence on Sendak’s creative (more)

Session #1 Why Should We Art: Art Transforms

Research shows that humans are hard-wired to create and to look at art. Both activities stimulate our brains, provoke our emotions, and help us to connect with the world around us. In this learn about the impact of artmaking and art-viewing o (more)

Session #2 Why Should We Art: Art Connects

Across cultures and time, art has played a deep role in human connection. Indigenous elders have passed down creative traditions from one generation to the next, some artworks were created to support spiritual connection (with higher powers o (more)

VIRTUAL - Behind the Baton LIVE: Where the Wild Things Are and the Music of Mozart

In partnership with CPR Classical, this event brings to life the radio feature Behind the Baton with Scott O’Neil, the former Colorado Symphony resident conductor. O’Neil will explore the music of Mozart and its influence on Sendak’s creative (more)

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