Over the weekend, I visited the recently opened “Towards Impressionism: Landscape Painting from Corot to Monet” exhibition at the Cornell Fine Arts Museum on the campus of Rollins College. It is an excellent opportunity to experience some really wonderful pieces by “big name” artists like Renoir, Pissarro and Monet (this post’s featured image). It also […]
Read more "Towards Impressionism"This series discusses art historical topics through the lens of today’s social media and pop culture trends. Have selfies replaced Self-Portraits? Are food pictures modern day Still Lifes? What on earth is a meme?! This series takes a humorous and contemporary approach to art history and connects the past with the present. We will discuss […]
Read more "#ArtHistoryTrending"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"I am so very pleased that I can finally share this news with all of you… I am partnering with the Center for Lifelong Learning at Rollins College in Winter Park, Florida! This September, I will be presenting both my Frida Kahlo and #ArtHistoryTrending lecture series as four 90-minute sessions. If you would like more […]
Read more "Rollins Center for Lifelong Learning"My deepest gratitude goes out to the team at Ten Thousand Villages in Winter Park, FL for including me in the super fun and insightful FAIRly Modern event on Thursday night. After discussing the legacy of Modern Artists and their connections to world cultures, we noshed on “ART-ppetizers” and sipped some wine. The real fun […]
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The Wandering Art Historian 