Sundays – Art History Appreciation
SUNDAYS @ 2:00 PM/CH
7/7 Edward Hopper: Edward Hopper developed a unique style inspired by various artistic movements like Impressionism and Ashcan School realism. However, he became known for his distinct approach to capturing everyday American life.
7/14 Mary Cassatt: Mary Cassatt lived when women were not often recognized or encouraged to pursue careers as artists. Despite societal norms at the time, she pursued her passion for painting and became one of America’s most celebrated female painters.
7/21 Andy Warhol: In the 1950s, US culture saw a heightened interest in acquiring material goods. This new focus on material possessions provided fertile ground for American artists like Andy Warhol to explore themes related to mass production and advertising. His work blurred the lines between high art and everyday objects.
7/28 Mark Rothko: Rothko’s work was a precursor to the color field movement, and his influence can be seen in the works of many contemporary artists today. His legacy inspires new generations of painters, art critics, and enthusiasts alike.
