My deepest gratitude to all the incredible guests who attended Session 1 of “From Muse to Master” in Mount Dora, FL last week. Between lunch and dinner presentations we had over 80 guests come together to celebrate a few of the rock star women artists of the Renaissance and the Baroque period. Session 2 (Impressionists […]
Read more "Thank You, Mount Dora!"One thing I love about Impressionism is how rebellious it was in its own time. In 2018, it may be difficult to see the serenity of Monet’s waterlilies or connect with the maternal feelings of Cassatt’s portraits and think, “How rebellious!” However, in the late 1800’s, academics, the Salon, and art critics rejected the Impressionists […]
Read more "Impressionistic Rebellion"I am currently working on a brand new, three-part lecture series that explores Marcel Duchamp, Dada and Modern Art. I have always loved Modern Art, but there were two key events that inspired me to produce a lecture series that delves a bit deeper into the motives and theories held by Modern artists. The first […]
Read more "Modern Art"I am pleased to announce that I am partnering with the Rollins College Center for Lifelong Learning! I was scheduled to offer classes this past fall, but the majority of classes were cancelled when the school lost its lease on the Lawrence building. Thankfully, they were able to reschedule for this spring. I am offering […]
Read more "Rollins Center for Lifelong Learning"HAPPY NEW YEAR! Hello friends and welcome to a brand new year of The Wandering Art Historian! I have my work cut out for me as I’ll be taking my own motto – “Have lecture, will travel!” – to a whole new level. This week I’ll be announcing a bunch of new lectures and events, […]
Read more "“From Muse to Master” in Mount Dora, FL!"2017 quickly draws to a close and I am grateful for the many creative opportunities afforded me this past year. I am especially grateful for WordPress and it’s unique writing platform. This blog has been a bit of a respite from the “real world” – a place where I can share my thoughts on art […]
Read more "Auld Lang Syne"THANK YOU to all those who attended or promoted my lectures this year! In 2017, we covered a lot of art history – from Frida to Vincent, from Artemisia Gentileschi to the Guerrilla Girls, from flower crowns to Mark Rothko – we did it all and we did it together. My gratitude to the Winter Garden […]
Read more "THANK YOU!"I am so very pleased to announce a brand new, three-part lecture series coming to SoBo Gallery March 2018 – Modern Art Madness! Inspired in part by the upcoming exhibition at The Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, FL – Dali/Duchamp – this series will look at the real meanings behind some of Modern Art’s most […]
Read more "Modern Art Madness!"The 2018 Golden Globe nominations were announced yesterday and “Loving Vincent” was nominated for Best Animated Film! I was fortunate enough to see this film twice in the theaters and I will purchase the film when it is released on Blu-Ray in January. It is a film that can change your life – if you […]
Read more "“Loving Vincent” at the Golden Globes"I am so very pleased to announce my first new lecture of 2018! Please join me at SoBo Gallery in Winter Garden, FL for “Brushing Up on Impressionism.” This lecture will be offered twice – Thursday, January 25th from 6:00 – 7:30pm and again on Saturday, January 27th from 4:00 – 5:30pm. Do you dream […]
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