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Queen Kelly

East Building, Concourse, Large Auditorium

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The Gold Rush

East Building, Concourse, Large Auditorium

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Art & Water

Essays, personal meditations, and images that explore water in all its renewing, destructive, corrosive, and connecting power.

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Art & Histories

The first volume in the new series Art & signals a bold vision for a more dynamic study of art.

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Book Launch: Art & Histories

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Dozens of people line up around a shed-like structure and around stone ruins to kneel before a woman and baby at the lower center of this circular painting. All the people have pale skin. The crowd gathers along a pathway that winds around a rocky mountain at the top middle of the composition. Most of the people are on foot but a few ride horses or camels. The line of people curves around and through an arched opening in a stone ruin to our left. Sitting at the center of the painting, behind the woman and baby, Mary and Jesus, the structure is open at the front and has a triangular pitched roof. Some of the people, including the three closest to Mary and Jesus, wear elegant, gold-trimmed clothing. Others wear simple tunics, and several people standing along the ruins in the middle distance wear only white loincloths. Ages of the people range from young and cleanshaven to older and bearded. Their costumes are mostly pale yellow, coral orange, crimson red, shell pink, or sky blue. Some people raise their heads and hands while others hold hands to their chests and close their eyes. Mary wears a pale blue robe over a blush-pink dress. Jesus is nude and an older man standing nearby wears an apricot-colored robe over a blue tunic. The older man, Mary, and Jesus have gold halos. A peacock and two other birds stand on the roof of the manger, which shelters an ox, ass, and horses.
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The Christmas Story in Art 

East Building, Concourse, Large Auditorium

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The Confounding Glance: Meraviglia, Attraction, and the Invention of Love at First Sight

East Building, Concourse, Large Auditorium

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