Presented by Michael Genovese

Michael A. Genovese, Professor of Political Science, author, and frequent political commentator will focus his two lectures on the recent election, and how art influences politics. Genovese’s deep understanding of presidential politics, coupled with his humor and insight, will make these lectures ones you won’t want to miss. Lectures are in-person and will not be recorded. Reservations are suggested. Please use the registration button to register.

Tickets will be available at the door.

Presented by Art Historian Eleanor Schrader

Artists have always used color to portray light, depth, and point of view in their art, and also to convey mood, symbolism, and socio-political meanings. Focusing on a different color each week, Art Historian Eleanor Schrader will delve into how color is used by artists, histories of color and their meanings in different societies, and materials and processes used to make pigments. Registration required to receive the Zoom link or to view the livestream at the Center. Please use the registration button to register.

Recordings of sessions are available to registered participants.