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6 Sunday / December 6, 2015
2 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
IU Art Museum
http://artmuseum.indiana.edu
Giles Knox, associate professor in the IU History of Art Department, will discuss the influence of Michelangelo on Carracci’s Farnese Gallery (the subject of the museum’s current special exhibition, “Gods and Goddesses: Annibale Carracci and the Renaissance Reborn”), the design challenges of large ceiling decoration, and the relationship of artists and patrons in the sixteenth century.
Cost: Free
For more information contact:
812-855-5445
[email protected]
