aug
03
Sun
A museum gallery guide leads an engaging 30-minute in-person talk, exploring connections and comparisons between two incredible works of art. No pre-registration required. Please check in at the front desk.
aug
14
Thu
Artists have been challenged for centuries to create a portrayal of one of the most famous religious conversions recounted in world literature, the Damascus Road experience of Paul of Tarsus. In this virtual talk we will survey some of the masterp...
aug
23
Sat
Join us in the Plaza de Panama just outside the Museum's front steps for our FREE annual summer Creation Station: Mural-Making Activity. Artists of all ages and abilities are invited to indulge their creativity through paints and chalk. Whether in...
aug
28
Thu
The Flemish Baroque refers to art created in the Southern Netherlands under Spanish rule during the late 16th and 17th centuries. The Spanish Hapsburgs governed present-day Belgium, then known as the Spanish Netherlands or Flanders, which was its ...
sep
07
Sun
A museum gallery guide leads an engaging 30-minute in-person talk, exploring connections and comparisons between two incredible works of art. No pre-registration required. Please check in at the front desk.
sep
11
Thu
Art has the power to inspire, provoke thought, spark imagination, and help us discover new meaning in our lives. It can also make us incredibly hungry. Depictions of food have been featured in famous artworks for centuries, from ancient Egyptians ...
sep
14
Sun
Join us in the Plaza de Panama just outside the Museum's front steps for our FREE annual summer Creation Station: Mural-Making Activity. Artists of all ages and abilities are invited to indulge their creativity through paints and chalk. Whether in...
sep
18
Thu
Siena was a cultural, economic, and political center in Tuscany during the late Middle Ages and early Renaissance, home to a distinguished school of painting led by artists such as Duccio, Simone Martini, and the Lorenzetti brothers. Influenced by...
oct
05
Sun
A museum gallery guide leads an engaging 30-minute in-person talk, exploring connections and comparisons between two incredible works of art. No pre-registration required. Please check in at the front desk.
oct
09
Thu
What can be said about the historical crucifixion of Jesus compared to the diverse ways artists have portrayed his death throughout history? From dramatic depictions of suffering to more symbolic interpretations, each artwork reflects different cu...
oct
23
Thu
The German Renaissance, part of the broader Northern Renaissance, was an artistic and cultural movement that flourished among German intellectuals during the 15th and 16th centuries. German humanism spread across the various German states and prin...
nov
02
Sun
A museum gallery guide leads an engaging 30-minute in-person talk, exploring connections and comparisons between two incredible works of art. No pre-registration required. Please check in at the front desk.