Painting


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Claude Monet's Water Lilies
Claude Monet's Water Lilies
David Brenneman
February 3, 2010
00:50:40
Dr. David Brenneman, director of collections and exhibitions and Frances B. Bunzl, family curator of European Art, explores the impact of Claude Monet's Water Lilies on the history of modern art.
Artists in Context: New Conversations, Ideas, and Projects II
Dava J. Newman
October 9, 2009
Carrie Lambert-Beatty moderates a discussion on the negotiation between "art of protest" and "art of policy" with several of the most experienced and compelling voices in the field of contemporary creative practices: Ann Hamilton, Dava Newman, Mel Chin, Barbara Schaffer Bacon, and Jeremy Liu.
Artists in Context: New Conversations, Ideas, and Projects I
Dava J. Newman
October 9, 2009
Carrie Lambert-Beatty moderates a discussion on the negotiation between "art of protest" and "art of policy" with several of the most experienced and compelling voices in the field of contemporary creative practices: Ann Hamilton, Dava Newman, Mel Chin, Barbara Schaffer Bacon, and Jeremy Liu.
Rabih Alameddine: The Hakawati
Rabih Alameddine
October 7, 2009
00:54:55
Novelist Rabih Alameddine reads from The Hakawati, a framed narrative in the tradition of A Thousand and One Nights and The Canterbury Tales.
An Homage to Ellsworth Kelly
An Homage to Ellsworth Kelly
Jennie C. Jones
June 27, 2009
00:48:52
Artist Jennie C. Jones talks about the connections between abstract painting, the color of birds, jazz and Blue Note LP cover designs. Her recent installation at the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center is a tribute to the influence of his formal aesthetic filtered through issues of ethnicity.
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Front and Center: Portraits from the Boston Athenaeum's Collection
David B. Dearinger
April 21, 2009
00:50:30
David B.
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Recreating the Conversations of Titian, Tintoretto, and Veronese
Frederick Ilchman
April 14, 2009
01:07:59
Frederick Ilchman discusses the largest exhibition of Italian Renaissance paintings in Boston in 50 years, which offers an ideal opportunity to bring to life the heated debates on art and the creative rivalry of the greatest Venetian painters of the 16th century: Titian, Tintoretto, and Veronese.
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John Singer Sargent's Daughters of Edward D. Boit
Erica Hirshler
March 18, 2009
01:08:31
Erica Hirshler explores the history of John Singer Sargent's compelling portrait of the young daughters of a Boston family.