Join art historian Joy Sperling and artist Jane Gilmor virtually as they discuss Gilmor’s career and how her work “bounces off” the world around her. They will discuss current events and the opportunities for dialogue, exploration, and connection, that thrive in Gilmor’s artwork. Joy Sperling is Professor Emerita at Denison University in Ohio, and literally wrote the book on Gilmor’s work (Jane Gilmor: I’ll be back for the cat, 2012). Jane Gilmor is known for her extensive body of work engaging with social and cultural issues, and has exhibited throughout the U.S. and abroad for the decades. Jane Gilmor: Breakfast on Pluto is currently on display in the Figge’s Katz Gallery.

Registration is recommended. After registering you will receive an e-mail two hours before the program begins, which will include a Zoom link to join the program at the scheduled time that evening. To join the online program without registering, click this link at the scheduled time: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81579986464

Free admission and programs for Thursdays at the Figge sponsored by: Chris and Mary Rayburn.