Sunday, March 13
Gallery Tour: Chemistry of Color, Techniques and Process
1 – 1:45 pm
 
Discover the dynamic techniques that artists use to make art. Chemistry of Color includes a range of media from traditional oil on canvas paintings to mixed media, and even painted fabric. The work is autobiographical, reflective, celebratory, and seeks and creates meaning in the world of material objects. Museum Educator Deborah Yasinsky leads a discussion based tour that examines the process of making art.

Sunday, April 3
Gallery Tour: Abstract and Representational Art in Chemistry of Color
1 - 1:45 pm

This conversation-based tour will address similarities between abstract and representational works of art. Discuss how seemingly dissimilar works of art use color and line to communicate with the viewer. Museum Educator Deborah Yasinsky will guide visitors through the exhibition, exploring how the vibrant colors and swirls of William T. Williams abstract Blue Monk convey a sense of energy similar to the energy of Barbara Bullock’s representational Animal Healer.

Sunday, May 8
Gallery Tour: Last Chance Tour of Chemistry of Color
1 - 1:45 pm

Museum Educator Deborah Yasinsky leads a final tour of Chemistry of Color. View and discuss exhibition highlights such as Faith Ringgold’s Tar Beach and Alvin Loving’s Beach Night before the exhibition closes.

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