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Audio Lecture: Artists Connect: Theaster Gates Connects with Japanese Ceramics
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An esteemed artist and teacher, Theaster Gates is coordinator of arts programming at the University of Chicago. Recent exhibitions include Speaking of Passage, Life After Qualls at the South Side...
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Audio Lecture: Artists Connect: Theaster Gates Connects with Japanese Ceramics
Audio Lecture: Artists Looking at Each Other—How Drawings Betray Their Sources
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Curator Suzanne McCullagh selected highlights from Capturing the Sublime: Italian Drawings of the Renaissance
and Baroque to demonstrate how artists find inspiration in earlier masters...
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Audio Lecture: Artists Looking at Each Other—How Drawings Betray Their Sources
Audio Lecture: Avoid a Polar Situation: Johns, Cage, and O'Hara in the Sixties
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Marjorie Perloff, renowned literary critic and professor of humanities at Stanford University, examines the interrelation between the works of Jasper Johns, poet Frank O'Hara, and composer John Cage.
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Audio Lecture: Avoid a Polar Situation: Johns, Cage, and O'Hara in the Sixties
Audio Lecture: Bauhaus to Green Haus—From Pyramids to Spacecraft
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Arturo Vittori, co-founder of Architecture and Vision with Swiss architect Andreas Vogler, discusses several of their recent projects which focus on human well-being, mobility, and eco-sustainability...
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Audio Lecture: Bauhaus to Green Haus—From Pyramids to Spacecraft
Audio Lecture: Behind and Beyond the Self-Portrait: Andrea Mantegna between Reality and Fantasy
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Suzanne McCullagh, Anne Vogt Fullert and Marion Titus Searle Curator of Earlier Prints and Drawings, hosts the symposium on Italian Drawings. She begins by reading this manuscript submitted by...
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Audio Lecture: Behind and Beyond the Self-Portrait: Andrea Mantegna between Reality and Fantasy
Audio Lecture: Benin--Kings and Rituals: Court Arts from Nigeria
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Art Institute curator Kathleen Bickford Berzock introduces the special exhibition Benin--Kings and Rituals: Court Arts from Nigeria.
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Audio Lecture: Benin--Kings and Rituals: Court Arts from Nigeria
Audio Lecture: Bernard O'Kane on Persian Architecture
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Bernard O'Kane, American University, Cairo, spoke on Arthur Pope and Persian architecture as a part of the symposium "Arthur Pope and and New Survey of Persian Art."
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Audio Lecture: Bernard O'Kane on Persian Architecture
Audio Lecture: Better for Haunts—Victorian Houses and the Modern Imagination
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Sarah Burns, professor emerita at Indiana University, asks: Why does the Addams family live in a decayed Victorian house? Why does the ominous mansion in Psycho have a mansard roof? Examining the...
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Audio Lecture: Better for Haunts—Victorian Houses and the Modern Imagination
Audio Lecture: Between Nature and Artifice in Early Drawings by Francesco Salviati
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David McTavish from Queen's University in Ontario speaks on the draughtman's transformation of nature into art.
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Audio Lecture: Between Nature and Artifice in Early Drawings by Francesco Salviati
Audio Lecture: Breaking Away: How Rembrandt Became an Original Artist
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In celebration of the 400th birthday anniversary of Rembrandt, art historian Stephanie Dickey describes the young genius's grappling with the art of the past, his irreverent sense of humor, and his...
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Audio Lecture: Breaking Away: How Rembrandt Became an Original Artist
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