Current Programming
All exhibition programming is free and open to the public. RSVP required.
Exhibition Lecture Series
Kimberly Minor, PhD. | Torsten Homberger, PhD. | Claudia García, PhD. | Christine Beard, D.M.A
Bak to Basics: Chess for All Ages
September 14 | October 5 | November 9 | December 7
Exhibition Lecture Series - Thursday, September 18, 6PM
The Historical and Cultural Impact of Still Life Painting
Dr. Minor will explore the historical and cultural impact of still life painting in the seventeenth and eighteenth century.
This is a FREE event, but preregistration is required.
Speaker: Kimberly Minor, PhD.
Exhibition Lecture Series - Thursday, October 9, 6PM
The Honor Dress of the Movement
Dr. Homberger, Associate Professor at UNK, will explore how the brown-shirted Stormtrooper uniform was central to Hitler's rise to power through an analysis of its design and marketing. The nazi uniform had a distinct political and military persona that was simultaneously violent and orderly, retrograde and modern—a dual image that proved popular with the German people and was key to the Nazis' political success.
This is a FREE event, but preregistration is required.
Speaker: Torsten Homberger, PhD.
Exhibtion Lecture Series - Thursday November 13, 6PM
Words for the Unspeakable: Mayan Genocide and Beyond
Dr. García will explore time structures, dialogical voices, and uses of genre in narratives by three Indigenous Guatemalan authors (1987-2007).
This is a FREE event, but preregistration is required.
Speaker: Claudia García, PhD.
Exhibition Lecture Series - Saturday, December 6, 2 PM
Bak & Music
Dr. Beard, distinguished faculty, and talented student performers from the UNO School of Music will deliver a captivating musical performance to complement the current exhibition at Samuel Bak Museum: The Learning Center. The program will feature compositions by banned composers, victims of war, and music that ties into the current exhibition.
This is a FREE event, but preregistration is required.
Speaker: Christine Beard, D.M.A