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Elson Lecture
Terry Winters: Notes on Painting
A prodigious painter, draftsman, and printmaker, Winters has
pushed the boundaries of modern art while maintaining a keen
sense of history and craft. The Gallery owns two important paintings
by Winters: Bitumen (1986)
and Composition (1991).
(Image: Terry Winters, Bitumen, detail, 1986, oil
on linen, National Gallery of Art, Washington, Richard S. Zeisler
Fund)
April 14, 3:30
East Building Auditorium
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Concerts
Free Sunday concerts include the Inscape Chamber Music Project
playing Olivier Messiaen's famous Quartet for the End of
Time on April 3; the Venice Baroque Orchestra with the final
musical tribute to Venice:
Canaletto and His Rivals on April 10; and a cappella
works by Frank Martin and other composers on April 17. On April
28 (a special Thursday noon concert), the Tetzlaff-Weithaas violin
duo plays music by Bartok, Ysaye, and others. (Image: Venice
Baroque Orchestra, photo by Matteo da Fina)
April 3, 10, 17, 6:30
West Building, West Garden Court
April 28, 12:10
East Building Auditorium
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Gauguin: Maker of Myth Video
Podcasts
Narrated by Willem Dafoe and with Alfred Molina as the voice
of Paul Gauguin, this film was made in conjunction with the exhibition Gauguin:
Maker of Myth. It explores the artist's search for an
authenticity he felt missing in modern Europe, which led him
to Brittany, Martinique, and Polynesia. Watch the film in four
parts.
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