Studio Man Ray has been made possible through a grant from The Reva and David Logan Foundation, along with generous support and loans from Michael Dawson Gallery, Paige Gallery, and Connie and Stephen Wirtz.
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Studio Man Ray has been made possible through a grant from The Reva and David Logan Foundation, along with generous support and loans from Michael
Dawson Gallery, Paige Gallery, and Connie and Stephen Wirtz.
EXHIBITION-RELATED PROGRAMMING
Sunday, March 4, 2007 at 11:00 AMMembers Only ReceptionJoin fellow members for hamantashen and mimosas followed by a curator- and artist-ledtour of REVISIONS Amy Berk: Recoverings and a preview of Studio Man Ray. Members RSVP to Lauren Karas at 510.549.6950 x 340 or [email protected].
Sunday, March 4, 2007 at 1:00 PMCONVERSATIONS ON ART with Ira NowinskiAlla Efi mova, Magnes chief curator, interviews Ira Nowinski about his 1983 encounter withMan Ray’s Paris studio as the stage on which a posthumous drama ensued. Book signings to follow. $8 non-members; $6 members.
Sunday, June 24, 2007 at 2:00 PMCONVERSATIONS ON ART The Artist’s Studio: Evolution of a Live/Work EnvironmentThis panel examines the artist’s studio as object. The studio refl ects elements ofdomestic, professional, and sacred space. How has the balance of these elements shifted over time, and what unique creative process transpires where they converge? Panelists reference the atelier, the contemporary urban loft, and Nowinski’s depiction of Man Ray’s Paris studio. $12 non-members; $10 members.
Thursday, August 2, 2007 at 6:30 PMCONVERSATIONS ON ART with Faith PowellMagnes curatorial assistant, Faith Powell discusses the female subjects in Man Ray’swork. $8 non-members; $6 members.
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