Tue, 5 February 2008 Exhibition curator Judith Barter takes a close look at the iconic Nighthawks, the centerpiece of the museum’s retrospective on Edward Hopper. Local “performance potter” Theaster Gates describes how his artwork connects to Japanese ceramics. Conservator Kristi Dahm reveals the techniques hidden beneath the surface of Winslow Homer’s light-filled watercolors. Warm up to free general admission the entire month of February.
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