DCCA: Art Salad

Wednesdays 12 noon – 1 p.m.

Art Salad is a free brown-bag lunch program that features a variety of art talks, films, and gallery tours.

Wednesdays, noon – 1 pm
Free

Schedule of Talks

January 21
Jacklyn Brickman, a DCCA teaching artist, discusses her work, which is a response to the effects of competitive survivorship within natural and cultural ecosystems.

January 28
A.D. Loveday discusses her mixed-media works on view in Fantastical Imaginings

February 4
Holly Lentz Kleeman, President and CEO of The Center for Emerging Visual Artists, speaks about a number of programs, exhibitions, and educational experiences for emerging artists

February 11
Claire Owen discusses her paintings in Fantastical Imaginings

February 18
Connie Imboden discusses her photographs on view in Reflections

February 25
Artist-in-Residence Elisabeth Nickles discusses her mixed-media and installation works and DCCA residency project

March 4
Caroline Lathan-Stiefel discusses her mixed media installation, Layer City

March 11
Keith Sharp discusses his photographs in The Way I See It

March 18
A “to be announced” artist speaks about his or her work included in the Members’ Juried exhibition, Crossing Lines

March 25
Carina Evangelista, Gretchen Hupfel Curator of Contemporary Art discusses the exhibition Crossing LInes

April 1
Stephanie Beck, a DCCA teaching artist, discusses her work [better categorization to come]

April 8
Robert Geyer discusses his work in Crystal Wonderland

April 15
Maxine Gaiber, Executive Director, discusses What is American about contemporary art?

April 22
Screening of Art: 21 Art in the 21st Century Season 1, Place in connection with the exhibition, The American Scene

April 29
Screening of Andy Warhol: Images of an Image

May 6
Heather Campbell Coyle, Associate Curator at the Delaware Art Museum, speaks about her work on the Vogel Collection of conceptual, minimal and other contemporary art