Art+science: a conversation with Dan Jay

Dan Jay is a professor and dean of the Sackler School of Graduate Biomedical Sciences at Tufts University in Boston, MA. For 30 years he has led parallel careers in science and art and acted as a conduit between the two fields.

ICE Lecture: Elizabeth Corr

"The case for collaboration: How NRDC works with Artists to bolster Environmental Advocacy"

ICE Conversation: Georgia Prison Beekeepers

How can individuals in prisons mimic honeybee behavior and work together for a common goal?

Faculty Research Lecture Series: Ben Britton

The Incandescent Sub-Present: Landscape as Dislocation

Connecting the Dots: New Perspectives on Mobility and Gathering in Ancient Mediterranean Sanctuaries

This lecture presents results from a recently completed five-year research project on “Ancient Mediterranean Pilgrimage” that investigated journeys to sanctuaries in modern Greece, Italy, and Turkey, from the Archaic to Late Antique periods.

Asen Kirin Lecture

Join the Georgia Museum of Art for a lecture by Parker Curator of Russian Art and Professor of Art History Asen Kirin,

Georgia Museum of Art Lecture: Mindy Besaw

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Drawing as Dialogue: Fragonard in Tivoli

Jean-Honoré Fragonard’s extraordinary series of views from the Villa d’Este in Tivoli has been described as “one of the most beautiful red chalk drawings ever made.” Focusing on the specific visual and material aspects of this remarkable series, the lecture will discuss how the series contributed

A Triumphant Triad, Sargent, Sorolla, and Zorn - Lecture in Jersey City - May 25

Lamar Dodd School of Art alumni and Professor Emeritus at Long Island University, Neill Slaughter, invites all those connected to the Dodd t