Because of February’s heavy snowstorms, the Durango Arts Center has rescheduled its sixth annual winter lecture series to begin March 7 and continue into April. The one-hour presentations will examine how paintings, poetry and music interact with each other. The goal is to explore new conversations about art and artists.
The first and last three lectures will be presented by Judith Reynolds and Carol Schmudde.
The second presentation now scheduled for March 14, will be given by Reynolds and Daniel Morgenstern.
Free and open to the public, the series continues a tradition begun in 2014 under the umbrella “Art as a Matter of Life and Death.” The speakers all contribute their time as a gift to the educational offerings at the Arts Center.
For more information visit www.durangoarts.org or call 259-2606.
If you go
WHAT:
“Art about Art,” a free, five-part winter lecture series featuring works by Bruegel and Auden; Hartmann and Mussorgsky, van Gogh and Sexton, Elaine deKooning, Hilda Morley and Frank O’Hara, and August Sander, Adam Kirsch and Richard Powers. Presented by Judith Reynolds, Carol Schmudde and Daniel Morgenstern.
WHERE:
Durango Arts Center, 802 East Second Ave.
WHEN:
4-5 p.m. Thursdays with discussion after. Rescheduled for Thursday, March 14, 21, 28 and April 11.
More information:
Call 259-2606 or visit
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