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October 30, 2026

Talks & Conversations

Book Talk: Colorstruck! Painting, Pigment, Affect

West Building, Ground Floor, Lecture Hall

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November 1, 2026

This painting shows a woman sitting with her body turned to the right, her hands clasped around her knees and her head tilted up to the ceiling. Her eyes are closed, and her long, wavy hair flows over her shoulders and down her back. She has pale skin, and her face is illuminated by dramatic lighting, highlighting her round cheeks and small nose. She is wearing a white blouse with ruffled sleeves that drapes off of her right shoulder, exposing her neck, sternum, and part of her shoulder. Over this shirt she seems to be wearing a draped purple garment with a yellow border that covers her other shoulder and her legs. The background is dark.
Talks & Conversations

Finding Ecstasy: Author Ivy Pochoda and Artemisia Gentileschi's Mary Magdalene in Ecstasy

East Building, Concourse, Large Auditorium

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November 6, 2026

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The image features a waterfall, potentially Horseshoe Falls at Niagara Falls. The viewpoint is elevated, overlooking the cascading water. The horizon line is high with land and water meeting in the distance. A bridge spans over the edge of the falls to the left. The brushstrokes are smooth, capturing the water's movement. The color palette consists of aquamarine, turquoise, white, and subtle earthy tones for the rocks and bridge. Red and beige star shapes add decoration. The sky is clear blue.
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The Art of Looking: Kay WalkingStick, The Niagara Cascades

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Finding Awe

We all could use more awe in our lives, and art is the perfect place to start. Join us for a 90-minute pause from your daily routine to breathe deeply and look mindfully at a single work of art. Learn more about Finding Awe

2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

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Narrow, horizontal bands of oyster white, pale blue, and faint peach, separated by denim-blue lines like a ruled sheet of paper, fill this square painting. The white, peach, and blue bands do not make a pattern, and there are a few areas where several white rows are clustered, including along the bottom edge.
Talks & Conversations
Finding Awe: Agnes Martin’s Untitled #2

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East Building, Upper Level, Gallery E403

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November 8, 2026

Finding Awe

We all could use more awe in our lives, and art is the perfect place to start. Join us for a 90-minute pause from your daily routine to breathe deeply and look mindfully at a single work of art. Learn more about Finding Awe

11:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Registration Required

Narrow, horizontal bands of oyster white, pale blue, and faint peach, separated by denim-blue lines like a ruled sheet of paper, fill this square painting. The white, peach, and blue bands do not make a pattern, and there are a few areas where several white rows are clustered, including along the bottom edge.
Talks & Conversations
Finding Awe: Agnes Martin’s Untitled #2

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East Building, Upper Level, Gallery E403

Registration Required

Narrow, horizontal bands of oyster white, pale blue, and faint peach, separated by denim-blue lines like a ruled sheet of paper, fill this square painting. The white, peach, and blue bands do not make a pattern, and there are a few areas where several white rows are clustered, including along the bottom edge.
Talks & Conversations
Finding Awe: Agnes Martin’s Untitled #2

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East Building, Upper Level, Gallery E403

Registration Required

Talks & Conversations

Women Painters in Italy c. 1600: Opportunities and Constraints

East Building, Concourse, Large Auditorium

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November 13, 2026

Finding Awe

We all could use more awe in our lives, and art is the perfect place to start. Join us for a 90-minute pause from your daily routine to breathe deeply and look mindfully at a single work of art. Learn more about Finding Awe

2:00 p.m. - 3:30 p.m.

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This appears to be a painting surrounded by an intricate custom frame. The central painting features a hilly green landscape under a blue sky filled with different creatures and objects. In the center, a person wearing a fuzzy pink cloak and wearing a purple face mask appears to hold a musical triangle in one hand and a small wand or rod in the other. This person faces the left, and they have pale skin and brown hair tied into a thick bun behind their head. Below the triangle, facing us, seems to be a small robot, decorated in shades of red, white, blue, and black. A long snake emerges from below one foot of the robot. The snake is covered in red, black, and yellow stripes, and it winds down towards the bottom right corner, where a gray statue sits. There is a green parrot on top of the statue, and a small green figurine or doll stands by the bottom of the statue. In the bottom left corner are two wolves or dogs, one white and one gray. In the top left corner, a small light-brown creature that looks vaguely like a monkey sits in a hammock, and in the top right corner a colorful parrot sits in another hammock. In the background there are two white structures that look like goals. The bottom of the painting is filled with many lines of text against a white background, with blue wave shapes below them. Surrounding this painting is an elaborate, intricate frame composed of organic, root-like structures extending outward. These appendages are off-white with blackened tips, creating a dynamic web effect. Below the painting, a colorful snake slithers across the frame, and there are some small shells woven into the fibers.
Talks & Conversations
Finding Awe: Guadalupe Maravilla’s Retablos 

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East Building, Mezzanine, Gallery E214

Registration Required

Talks & Conversations

Book Talk: Vital Signs: The Visual Culture of Maya Writing

West Building, Ground Floor, Lecture Hall

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November 15, 2026

Finding Awe

We all could use more awe in our lives, and art is the perfect place to start. Join us for a 90-minute pause from your daily routine to breathe deeply and look mindfully at a single work of art. Learn more about Finding Awe

11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Registration Required

This appears to be a painting surrounded by an intricate custom frame. The central painting features a hilly green landscape under a blue sky filled with different creatures and objects. In the center, a person wearing a fuzzy pink cloak and wearing a purple face mask appears to hold a musical triangle in one hand and a small wand or rod in the other. This person faces the left, and they have pale skin and brown hair tied into a thick bun behind their head. Below the triangle, facing us, seems to be a small robot, decorated in shades of red, white, blue, and black. A long snake emerges from below one foot of the robot. The snake is covered in red, black, and yellow stripes, and it winds down towards the bottom right corner, where a gray statue sits. There is a green parrot on top of the statue, and a small green figurine or doll stands by the bottom of the statue. In the bottom left corner are two wolves or dogs, one white and one gray. In the top left corner, a small light-brown creature that looks vaguely like a monkey sits in a hammock, and in the top right corner a colorful parrot sits in another hammock. In the background there are two white structures that look like goals. The bottom of the painting is filled with many lines of text against a white background, with blue wave shapes below them. Surrounding this painting is an elaborate, intricate frame composed of organic, root-like structures extending outward. These appendages are off-white with blackened tips, creating a dynamic web effect. Below the painting, a colorful snake slithers across the frame, and there are some small shells woven into the fibers.
Talks & Conversations
Finding Awe: Guadalupe Maravilla’s Retablos 

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East Building, Mezzanine, Gallery E214

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