A chance to hear directly from an artist and curator, with context that goes beyond the exhibition labels.
The plan
Artist Zoë Buckman joins associate curator Maritza M. Lacayo for a conversation connected to the exhibition opening. The evening addresses work shaped by experiences of domestic violence and survival, so the subject is serious even in the welcoming museum setting. Community resource tables are available before the talk. Thursday admission becomes free after 5pm, allowing time to see the museum before the conversation.
What to expect
A chance to hear directly from an artist and curator, with context that goes beyond the exhibition labels.
Make the plan
Choose the performance or admission session before arranging your journey. Use the organizer’s link for remaining availability and the final checkout total, including any booking charges. Keep your confirmation handy, and leave time to find the correct entrance rather than arriving at the advertised start time.
Before you go
RSVP for the talk separately and allow time to arrive before 7pm; the free-admission window begins two hours earlier.