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Night at the Nelson 2015: Egyptian Stele

Posted by on April 9, 2015

Join me for JCCC’s Night at the Nelson 2015. The event will be held at the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art on Friday, 17 April, from 6-8 pm. JCCC professors from various departments have selected artworks to present to students, staff, faculty, and the public at 6:30pm, 7pm, and 7:30pm. I will be speaking at 7:30 pm in the Egyptian Galleries (P1) about the stele of Seankhy and Ankhu from Abydos, Egypt. The event is free, but tickets are required (and can be obtained at the museum the night of the event). Night at the Nelson is always fun, informative, and a great way to spend an evening. Hope to see you there!

Stele of Seankhy and Ankhu, Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

Stele of Seankhy and Ankhu (33-16), Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art

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Egyptian Galleries at the Nelson-Atkins

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Night at the Nelson schedule and ticket

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Here is the complete event schedule:

6:30 PM

Professor Michael Hembree, PhD

Guanyin of the Southern Sea

Nelson-Atkins Building, Gallery 230

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Professor Rachel DiCamillo, MA

Caracalla

Nelson-Atkins building, Gallery P4

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Professor Ted Meadows, MA

Walter de Maria, One Sun, 34 Moons

North side of Nelson-Atkins building

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 Professor Bernard D. Norcott-Mahany, PhD

Alonzo Earl Foringer, The Greatest Mother in the World

Nelson-Atkins Building, Gallery P34

AND

George Rouault, Wars, Dread of Mothers

Nelson-Atkins Building, Gallery P31

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7:00 PM

Professor Allison Smith, PhD

Bridget Riley, Arrest 2

Bloch Building, Gallery L4

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Professor Holly Milkowart, MA

Leekya Deyuse, Fetish Necklace

Nelson-Atkins Building, Gallery 207

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Professor Michael Robertson, PhD

Hellenistic Lion

Nelson-Atkins Building, Sculpture Hall

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Professor Jill Domoney, MA

Timothy H. O’Sullivan, Home of a Rebel Sharp-Shooter at Battle of Gettysburg, 1863

Both in Bloch Building, Gallery L11 (in the American Soldier show)

AND

Eugene Richards, Good-byes at the Airport, Columbus, Ohio

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Professor Timothy Hoare, PhD

Maruyama Okyo , Spring and Autumn with Children Playing on the Seashore

Nelson-Atkins Building, Gallery 205

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7:30PM

Professor Kathleen Mendenhall, MA

Laszlo Moholy-Nagy, Parking lot, Chicago

Bloch Building, Gallery L10

AND

Walker Evans, Sharecropper Family, Hale County, Alabama

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Professor Dennis Arjo, PhD

Egon Schiele, Standing Woman in a Patterned Blouse

Nelson-Atkins Building, Gallery P34

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Professor Marie Dolembo, MA

Jain Shrine

Nelson-Atkins Building, Gallery 203

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Professor Stacy Davidson, MA

The Stela of Seankhy and Ankhu

Nelson-Atkins Building, Gallery P1

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Professor Dawn Gale, MA

Nô Robe with Paulownia Leaf Design

Nelson-Atkins Building, Gallery 205

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