Night at the Nelson 2016

Official Program: JCCC N@N Official Program

Join me for the 19th Annual JCCC Night at the Nelson on Friday, 15 April 2016. Faculty and staff from various JCCC departments highlight objects of their choice at the Nelson Atkins Museum of Art to the JCCC Community; it is a free, fun, interdisciplinary experience and a highlight of the year for many. I will be speaking at 7:30 on the Inner Coffin of Meretites in the Egyptian galleries. Admission is free, but a ticket is required (contact me if you need a ticket); come early to secure a parking space. The schedule is as follows:

6:30pm

1. Professor Michael Hembree, PhD: Caravaggio, John the Baptist, G P15

2. Professor Jill Domoney, MA: Bingham, Canvassing for a Vote, G 215

3. Professor Allison Smith, PhD: Ruysch, Still Life of Exotic Flowers on a Marble Ledge, G P17

4. Karen Gerety Folk, Education Coordinator, Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art, MA: Brayman, Tile Structure No. 01 with Mobile Phone Vase, G L8

5. Professor Ted Meadows, MA: De Maria, 34 Moons, Donald J Hall Sculpture Park, North Lot

6. Professor Patrick Dobson, PhD: Various Daguerreotypes on Display, G L10

7:00pm

1. Professor Darrick Taylor, PhD: Memmi, The Virgin and Child, G P6

2. Professor Jim Leiker, PhD: Remington, Teaching a Mustang Pony to Pack Dead Game, G 218

3. Professor Valerie Zell, MA: Rembrandt, Young Man in a Black Beret, G P17

4. Professor Rachel DiCamillo, MA : The Emperor Hadrian, G P4

5. Professor Mark Cowardin, MFA: Paine, Ferment, Donald J Hall Sculpture Park, South Lawn

6. Professor Holly Milkowart, MA: Swentzell, Kosha Appreciating Anything, G 207

7. Professor Dawn Gale, MA: Dusasa I, El Anatsui, Bloch Lobby

7:30pm

1. Professor Stacy Davidson, MA: Inner Coffin of Meret-it-es, G P1

2. Professor Michael Robertson, PhD: Poussin, The Triumph of Bacchus, G P14

3. Professor Timothy Hoare, PhD: Christus, Virgin and Child in a Domestic Interior, G P7

4. Professor Lorraine McCarty, PhD: Warhol, Marion Bloch, Baseball, G L3

5. Professor Kathy Mendenhall, MA: Winograngd, San Marcos; Steichen, Therese Duncan on the Acropolis; Morgan, Letter to the World, G L10

6. Professor Dennis Arjo, PhD: Lee, Early Spring—Four Seasons II, G 222

7. Professor Marie Dolembo, PhD: The Jain Shrine, 203

You can download a PDF of the schedule with image thumbnails here: N@N 2016 Schedule