Art Talk: 'Art in the Landscape' w/Rebecca Mott, MFA
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LACA's Art Talks series is delighted to present Art in the Landscape, a talk by Rebecca Mott, MFA. The presentation will occur on Tuesday, May 7 at 6 p.m. and is open to the public with a suggested donation of $5.
In this hour-long presentation, Mott will delve into how artists in the 1960s, inspired by earthwork traditions from prehistory, aimed to create work outside the conventional gallery and museum walls—art that couldn't be commercialized. The environmental movement of the 1970s added another layer, critiquing our relationship with nature. From the massive and enduring to the delicate and fleeting, these artists' manipulation of the natural world will be explored.
As part of LACA's Art Talks series, this event offers an enlightening journey through art history, techniques, and relevance. Attendees can ask questions and participate in discussions with the presenter and other attendees.
Learn more, donate, and register at ludingtonartscenter.org.
In this hour-long presentation, Mott will delve into how artists in the 1960s, inspired by earthwork traditions from prehistory, aimed to create work outside the conventional gallery and museum walls—art that couldn't be commercialized. The environmental movement of the 1970s added another layer, critiquing our relationship with nature. From the massive and enduring to the delicate and fleeting, these artists' manipulation of the natural world will be explored.
As part of LACA's Art Talks series, this event offers an enlightening journey through art history, techniques, and relevance. Attendees can ask questions and participate in discussions with the presenter and other attendees.
Learn more, donate, and register at ludingtonartscenter.org.
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107 S Harrison St, Ludington, MI, United States, Michigan 49431
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Host or PublisherLudington Area Center for the Arts