Talks & Conversations

The Sculpture of Elizabeth Catlett

In-person
A sculpture of a woman holding a small child in her lap.

Elizabeth Catlett blended artistic innovation and social consciousness in her sculptures. She explored deep human empathy with a modernist style. Senior lecturer David Gariff surveys key themes from 50 years of Catlett's sculpture.

Sign-language interpreters and guides for visitors who are blind or have low vision are available for programs. Please call (202) 842-6905 or email [email protected] three weeks in advance for an appointment. Learn more about accessibility.

This talk will be given both on June 6 and June 30, 2025.

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