These 30-minute presentations will address a theme in the current exhibition. Talks will be presented by Museum Curator Alexandra Cardon or a guest lecturer. Audience members will learn how Samuel Bak and his contemporaries wrestle with the representation of conflict, survival, and trauma, as well as hope, reconstruction, and reconciliation.
Program is from 5:15-5:45 P.M. on the fourth Thursday of every month.
Maximum capacity is 30 and RSVP is required.
Arrive early to tour In the Beginning: The Artist Samuel Bak before the presentation.
- April 27 - Pawns at War: Symbolism in the Art of Samuel Bak
- May 25 - Renaissance Themes in Samuel Bak's Paintings
- June 22 - Wrestling with Memory: The Place of Abstraction in Bak's Oeuvre
- August 31 - Flight and Hope in the Art of Samuel Bak
- September 28 - Art of War: Contemporary Artist's Depictions of Ukraine War
- October 26 - Revolutions and Street Art: The Power of Art and Social Media in the 21st Century
- November 30 - Issues with Artistic Responses to 21st Century Crises