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Mulvane Art Museum Newsletter - November 1, 2022

Arts and Entertainment

November 3, 2022

From: Mulvane Art Museum

Mulvane Art Museum Newsletter - November 1, 2022

This November, we are looking forward to hosting a diverse series of public events and programs. From First Friday Extended Hours to Weekly Art Journaling Meet-Ups, we are excited to welcome you to the museum's galleries and educational facilities. Join us in conversation!

The Thanksgiving holiday and Washburn University's Winter Break are approaching. We want to make sure you are aware of our upcoming holiday hours:
- Thursday, November 24 - Monday, November 28, 2022, the Mulvane Art Museum will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday
- Saturday, December 24, 2022 - Monday, January 2, 2022, the Mulvane Art Museum will be closed for Winter Break

MAM

FIRST FRIDAY

Friday, November 4th

5 - 7 pm

Mulvane Art Museum

Come by and view our current exhibitions: AB XEchoes of the Classical WorldThe Fine Arts of Ruth Fisher, and Rita Blitt – drawings from the Legacy Collection.

Slow Art

BROWN BAG LUNCHES

Wednesday, November 16th

12 - 1 pm

First Floor Galleries

Mulvane Art Museum

The Slow Art Experience is a collection of encounters, offered monthly, regarding the principles of slow looking and mindfulness.

Join Deena Amont, Lecturer/Catron Art Education and Public Outreach to discuss Luis Jiménez's El Buen Pastor, 1999.

This program series is free and open to the public.

Art Journaling
MEET-UP

TUESDAYS
4:00 - 6:00 pm
Room 16, Garvey Fine Arts

This semester, join Monique Robins, MLS, Outreach CEP/ Coordinator, Washburn University College of Arts and Sciences, for weekly art journaling workshops in the Mulvane Art Museum's classroom.

Conversations
WITH THE MULVANE COLLECTION

This video series provides a close look at different artworks from the Mulvane Art Museum's permanent collection. Learn more about Frederick Ballard William's Summer Pastoral, 1920s, an oil on canvas painting. This artwork recently received conservation as a result of the Museum's Endangered Art program.