Parallel Stories Lecture: Susan Straight
Parallel Stories looks at the power of memory and the family stories that are woven together in the “Homeric” epic
S.B. Museum of Art
Art Matters Lecture
Beginning in the late 1940s, Frederick Hammersley experimented with artworks that had a limited range of shapes and color choices
Art Matters Lecture
When Berthe Morisot asked Edouard Manet to have a look at her recently completed portrait of her mother and pregnant
Art Matters Lecture
Michelangelo is regarded as one of the most creative artists in western art history, using countless drawings to explore the
Public Lecture: Hope Kingsley on “Salt & Silver: Early Photography, 1840-1860”
A foremost expert on the history of photography’s first decades, Hope Kingsley, Curator, Education and Collections, Wilson Centre for Photography,
Art Matters Lecture: Chris Hallett
In the Roman period the tendency to individualize or “personalize” the Egyptian mummy (or its case), which had to some
Art Matters Lecture: Ken Lapatin
Egyptians, Mesopotamians, and others carved semi-precious gemstones millennia before the craft was taken up by the ancient Greeks and Romans,
Art Matters Lecture: Matthew Robb
In the summer of 1966, the May Company’s store on the corner of Wilshire and Fairfax held a sale of
Santa Barbara Museum of Art Docent Recruitment Reception
Are you passionate about Art? Would you like to join with others that share that passion? Become a Docent at
Art Matters Lecture: Herbert M. Cole
On the African continent, images of mothers and children are found wherever the visual arts are, from early rock-art sites
