Program guide - Bowers Museum

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SATURDAY | September 10
1:30 PM – 3:30 PM | Norma Kershaw Auditorium
ARCE: “On Ancient Egyptian
Lapis Lazuli Jewelry”
Presented by Dr. Diana Craig Patch,
MET Museum, NYC. To find out more about
this lecture, please visit www.arceoc.org.
Sponsored by Joel and Pamela Paulson in partnership with the American Research
Center in Egypt: Orange County Chapter.
Ticket Info: FREE
THURSDAY | September 15
10 AM – 11 AM | Norma Kershaw Auditorium
Crescendo Celebrity Series with
Lorna Luft
“Me and My Shadows with Hollywood Royalty”
program tells of Lorna Luft’s “showbiz royalty.”
She was born to Judy Garland and Sid Luft with
Frank Sinatra as her Godfather. In addition to
telling us about her career, she will perform
some of her favorite songs. Presented by The
Crescendo Chapter of The Guilds of Segerstrom
Center for the Arts.
Ticket Info: Tickets are $30 at the door. Members of Bowers Museum may buy
one discounted ticket for $20. (Bower Members contact Mary Staton, 714-5445549) Crescendo membership, which includes tickets for all four events, and
an extra ticket for any one of the four events, is available. (For membership
information, contact Margie Lightfoot, 714-838-4555)
Elements and Principles of
Art and Design in the
Spirits & Headhunters Exhibition
Join Dr. Irini Vallera-Rickerson, Professor of Art
History and Architecture at Orange Coast College,
to explore how to look at and analyze selected
artifacts in the Spirits and Headhunters gallery and
other parts of the museum. A mask-making art
workshop follows in the John M. Lee Court from
2:30 PM-3:30 PM.
Ticket Info:
Member or with paid museum admission $9 | General $12 | $15 for lecture & workshop
SUNDAY | September 25
Dr. Armin Schwegler: “Linguistics
and Population Genetics”
Dr. Armin Schwegler, University of California,
Irvine, presents, “Linguistics and Population
Genetics (DNA): Reconstructing the Origins of
Latin America’s Black Populations.”
Dr. Schwegler is a Professor at UC Irvine,
teaching a number of courses on language and
their origins. His courses and research examine
language from a linguistic perspective, while also
exploring social, cultural, and historical contexts.
Generously sponsored by the Latin American Arts Council, an affiliate council of
the Bowers Museum.
Ticket Info: Member or with paid museum admission $9 | General $12
1:30 PM – 3 PM | Norma Kershaw Auditorium
WEDNESDAY| September 28
10:30 AM – 11:30 AM| Norma Kershaw Auditorium
WEDNESDAY | October 5
11 AM – 12 PM | Norma Kershaw Auditorium
TIMELESS MELODIES
The 1930’s, Part 1:
“Puttin’ on Your Top Hat”
Representations of the Virgin of
Guadalupe in Colonial Mexico
Art in Context (6 Part Series):
Art & the City, Part 1
Rome: From Ancient to Modern
The Great Depression took a tremendous toll
on American hopes and dreams. Popular music
thrived with courageous Broadway musicals,
innovative dancers, and songs to escape the
pain. Join Larry Maurer of Timeless Melodies
for the first of 2 parts on this extraordinary
decade.
Presented by Lisa Sousa, Professor of History,
Occidental College. The Virgin of Guadalupe
is the patron saint of Mexico, and her image
is iconic in Mexican and Chicano art. This
presentation focuses on the origins and
developments of the devotion to Guadalupe
in colonial Mexico. Special attention is given to
the incorporation of indigenous and Spanish
elements in the apparition account and miracle
stories, and colonial representations of the
Virgin in paintings and woodcuts. The lecture
will conclude with a brief discussion of some of
the recent conversations over the canonization
of Juan Diego and the appropriation of images
of Guadalupe in contemporary art.
Presented by guest lecturer Kristin Mihaylovich.
Explore Rome from its mythical founding
by Romulus and Remus to the Renaissance,
Baroque, and 20th century movements of
Futurism and Metaphysical art. We’ll discuss
the impact of artists as diverse as Michelangelo,
Caravaggio, Filippo Tommaso Marinetti, and
Giorgio De Chirico.
Save time and money and purchase a series package!
Morning Docent Meeting Lecture/Open to Public
Ticket Info: Free for Members | General $12
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Paris: From Gothic to Fauvist
Amsterdam: The Golden Age
We’ll trace the history of Paris from its Medieval
roots to Modern by looking at styles such as
Gothic, Rococo, Impressionism, Art Nouveau, and
Fauvism. We’ll examine the artistic transformation
of Paris and the contributions of artists such as
Georges-Eugène Haussmann, Claude Monet,
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, and others.
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Discover Dutch art and the emergence of the
Netherlands as a cultural and political power
during the 17th century. Rembrandt Van Rijn,
Judith Leyster, and Johannes Vermeer are among
the Golden Age artists we’ll explore.
SATURDAY| October 22
SATURDAY | October 15
Our Lady of Guadalupe:
Patron of Mexico
ARCE: INTERNATIONAL
ARCHAEOLOGY DAY
Faunal Remains from the Pre-Dynastic
Settlement at Al Mahasna Revisited
Come celebrate International Archaeology Day
with the Bowers Museum! Lecture presented by
Dr. David Anderson, University of Wisconsin, La
Crosse.
Jacqueline Hahn never ceases to present art
history in fun, interesting and intellectual ways.
In conjunction with Virgin of Guadalupe: Images
in Colonial Mexico, don’t miss her talk, which
will include the Virgin’s myth and history, Juan
Diego’s Vision, Villa Guadalupe in Tepeyac, and
her significance on buildings, the Basilica and the
Religious Art Museum.
Sponsored by Norma Kershaw.
Ticket Info: FREE
SUNDAY | October 23 | 2 PM – 4 PM
INTERNATIONAL ARCHAEOLOGY DAY EXTENDED...
NEWS FROM THE FIELD!
Lectures: Dr. Waziri & Mr. Masekh
We’ve extended International Archaeology Day into
a month of celebrations! Bowers Museum presents
Dr. Mustafa Waziri and Mr. Salah El Masekh, all the way from Egypt!
Dr. Mustafa Waziri currently serves as General Director of Antiquities
in Luxor overseeing safety, conservation, and restoration of the sites,
including the tombs in the Valley of the Kings. Dr. Waziri holds his Ph. D
in History and Antiquities from the Egyptian Sohag University.
Mr. Salah El Masekh is currently serving as Chief Inspector of
excavations at Karnak. During his time as Chief Inspector, Masekh
has discovered several public Roman baths and has uncovered a
harbor in front of the temple where the barge of Ahemn used to
dock, revealing much about Karnak during the Roman time. Mr.
Masekh is currently a Masters candidate at Cairo University.
Ticket Info: Member $50 | Non-Member $50
Vienna: Baroque to Jugendstil
Presented by guest lecturer Kristin
Mihaylovich. The Hapsburg Empire turned
Vienna into a cultural and artistic capital,
creating a stunning Baroque jewel. We’ll delve
into the city’s art and architecture and discuss
later movements such as Expressionism and
Jugendstil by studying the work of Oskar
Kokoschka, Egon Schiele, and Gustav Klimt,
among others.
THURSDAY | October 27
1:30 PM – 3 PM | Norma Kershaw Auditorium
TIMELESS MELODIES
The 1930’s, Part 2: “
Puttin’ on your Top Hat”
In the last of this 2-part series, Larry
Mauer takes a look at the great Broadway
songwriters of the 30’s (Rodgers & Hart,
George & Ira Gershwin, Jerome Kern,
Cole Porter), the big bands that made the
decade ‘swing,’ and the dancers that take off
(literally!). It was a decade of cowboy singers
(John Wayne sings!) and the emergence of the
great black singers
(Billie Holiday, Ethel Waters, Cab Calloway)
as well as Irving Berlin’s ode to peace.
FILM
Bowers Museum and OC Film Fiesta Celebrates
Fe m a le Icons of Silent Cine m a
THURSDAY| October 20 | 6 PM – 9 PM
Norma Kershaw Auditorium
SATURDAY | October 29 | 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
SATURDAY | October 29 | 3 PM - 5 PM
OC Film Fiesta & OC Public Libraries
present Code Name Butterflies (2009)
Wara Wara (1930) (67 min)
Tepeyac (1917) (90 min)
Dir. José María Velasco Maidana, Bolivia
In partnership with OC Public Libraries, help kickoff the Big
Read with a special screening of the powerful documentary,
Code Name: Butterflies. This is the incredible story of the
Mirabal sisters of the Dominican Republic who, in the 1950’s,
opposed the dictatorship of Rafael Trujillo and created a
movement to resist his power.
Don’t miss this special OC Film Fiesta screening of Bolivia’s
sole surviving silent-era film. This timeless love story set
during the Spanish conquest was thought lost for decades,
but was rediscovered in 1989 and restored over the
course of a decade. Presented by Media Arts Santa Ana
(MASA) in association with the Bowers Museum and the
Cinemateca Boliviana.
Dir. José Manuel Ramos, Carlos E. González
y Fernando Sáyago, Mexico
Admission and parking to the event is FREE, museum exhibits not included.
Books available for purchase.
5:30 PM – 9 PM
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For more information about the OC Film Fiesta,
visit www.masamedia.org.
Ticket Info: Free for Members, OC Film Fiesta pass-holders and with
Guadalupe admission | General $10 | Students $5 (with valid I.D.)
Cena e Cinema: Mio Fratello È
Figlio Unico- My Brother is an
Only Child (2007) (108 min)
For the September edition of Cinema Italiano, the Bowers
Museum will be introducing Cena e Cinema, featuring
dinner and a movie! Join us in Tangata for cocktail hour at
5:30 PM, dinner at 6 PM, followed by a film screening in
the Norma Kershaw Auditorium at 7 PM.
The Film: Mio Fratello È Figlio Unico- My Brother is an
Only Child- Follows the lives of two working class brothers
who live in Italy in the 1960’s. The film won four David di
Donatello awards. In Italian with English subtitles.
Generously sponsored by The Italian Cultural Arts Council, an affiliate council of the
Bowers Museum.Ticket Info: Dinner & Movie: Member $45 | General $60
Movie Only: Member FREE | General $12
Musical
Perform ance
Mexico’s oldest surviving silent film, Tepeyac tells the story
of the Virgen de Guadalupe’s apparition to Juan Diego in
1531 set within a story about a woman who receives word
that her husband’s ship has been sunk in the Atlantic by a
German U-boat. This film will be screened with live musical
accompaniment. Presented by Media Arts Santa Ana (MASA)
in association with the Bowers Museum, the Mexican
Consulate in OC and the Filmoteca de la UNAM. For more
information about the OC Film
Fiesta, visit www.masamedia.org.
Ticket Info: Free for Members, OC Film Fiesta
pass-holders and with Guadalupe admission
General $10 | Students $5 (with valid I.D.)
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Music Mixology
with Pacific Symphony
Experience Pacific Symphony like never before!
See the Special Events section for more details!
The Passion of Joan of Arc- La Passion
de Jeanne d’Arc (1928)- with live
musical score by George Sarah
See the Special Events section for more details!
Wo r k sh o p s
SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS
1:30 PM - 3:30 PM | John M. Lee Court
Art Lab
9 AM - 10 AM | Fluor Gallery
9 AM – 10 AM | Fluor Gallery
Morning Meditation: Divine Sleep
Yoga Nidra Meditation
Sound Meditation for All
Morning Meditation: Sound Healing
and Meditation by Jody Theissen
Join Stacey Schuerman, Co-Owner of SunSpark
Yoga, to experience deeper levels
of peace and health, give yourself permission
to rest and tap into new sources of energy. Class
begins with gentle stretches to allow
the mind to settle, followed by a guided
meditation that systematically guides and relaxes
you through each layer of being, including the
physical, energetic, mental, emotional, and
spiritual layers, making this a healing practice
inclusive of your whole being.
Participants will need to bring a mat and/or two
blanket for your comfort. If you are unable to sit
on the floor chairs will be available.
We are elated to welcome back Sound Alchemist
and Yoga Teacher, Jody Theissen to lead you
through a sonic journey of guided meditation
to help relax your body and bring a sense of
heightened awareness to your current state of
being. Participants will need to bring a mat and/pr
two blankets for your comfort. If you are unable
to sit on the floor, chairs will be available.
Member $10 | General $15 | Seniors (62 & over) $10
Ticket Info: Member $10 | General $15 | Seniors (62 & over) $10
If you’ve been walking around the
museum and you need a little break or
you’re inspired by all the art around you
and you’re itching for a creative outlet,
stop by the Art Lab for adult (and family)
coloring projects! Relax, wind-down &
wind-up with art!
FREE (Donations Welcome)
Family Fun
11 AM – 3:30 PM | Bowers Key Courtyard & Kidseum
1:30PM – 2:30 PM | Kidseum
Festival: Festa Italiana
Interactive Musical Performance with Nathalia
Enjoy an afternoon of popular and classical Italian music for your listening
and dancing pleasure.
Featuring: Tony Ciaramitaro singing along with the Sicilian Band, and
the Classical Singers of the Orange County School of the Arts. Franklin
Haynes Marionettes will entertain you and keep you laughing with their
funny antics! There will be art projects, face painting and food sampling
for the entire family.
Children’s songwriter Nathalia uses a creative bilingual approach to
engage families in an interactive musical performance. From themes like
Cruising Down the Amazon River to Magic Fairy Tales, her infectious
songs will have families singing, dancing, even learning a little Spanish, in
this fun multicultural experience!
The interactive music performance is included with Kidseum admission.
Sponsored by The Nicholas Endowment
Ticket Info: General admission to the Bowers Museum and Kidseum is free on Festival Sundays for Members and Santa
Ana residents only. Admission to Kidseum is NOT included with purchase of a ticket (Mummies of the World or general) to
Bowers Museum.
SUNDAY | October 2
11 AM – 3:30 PM | Bowers Key Courtyard & Kidseum
Festival: Octoberfest
Come celebrate October, the German way! Dance to traditional
music played by Ty Rust and the Bavarian Wünderband, enjoy the
performances of the Gypsy Folk Ensemble and Die Gemütlichen
Schuhplatter. David Cousins will astound you with his world class
juggling skills. Everyone will enjoy face painting, art projects and food
sampling.
Sponsored by The Nicholas Endowment
Ticket Info: General admission to the Bowers Museum and Kidseum is free on Festival Sundays for Members and
Santa Ana residents only. Admission to Kidseum is NOT included with purchase of a ticket to Bowers Museum.
10:30 AM – 3:30 PM | Kidseum
C REATIVE KIDS/PARENTS NIGHT OUT
THURSDAY,
September 1
5 PM – 8 PM
Kidseum
FRIDAY,
September 9
6:30 PM – 9 PM
Kidseum
THURSDAY,
October 13
5 PM – 8 PM
Kidseum
SATURDAY,
October 29
6 PM – 9 PM
Kidseum
$30 per child
$25 per child
$30 per child
$30 per child
Need an evening without the kids? Creative Kids/Parents Night out
at Kidseum gives parents the opportunity to take a well-deserved
break. This incredible evening for your children will be filled with
storytelling and art making inspired by the stories they learn. Advance
reservations are required by 2 PM the day of the event. Please send
your child with a non-microwavable dinner.
International Archaeology Day at Kidseum!
Celebrate International Archaeology Day with Kidseum by joining staff
archaeologist Mr. Andy by participating in a simulated Native American
Archaeology dig. Check out our abundance of real arrowheads and
learn the differences and create a model miniature bow. Create clay
pinch pot in the Art Studio and add Native American designs.
Enjoy a dig at Kidseum in the AM and stay for a lecture at Bowers in
the afternoon!
Reservations are not required and participation is included with Kidseum admission.
Special
Events
COFFEE PAIRING
DINNER
WITH
5 PM – 8 PM | Huang Sculpture Garden
10 AM – 2 PM | Key Courtyard
Thirsty Thursday: Music Mixology
with Pacific Symphony!
BSOC: Member Share Bead Sale
Bowers is excited to team up with Pacific
Symphony to present Music Mixology at Thirsty
Thursday! Guests of Thirsty Thursday know
they can enjoy live music with their Happy Hour
food and drinks, but imagine if that live music
came in the form of incredibly talented musicians
from Pacific Symphony?! It’s Part Bar Trivia/Part
Interactive Concert and You Pick What They
Play! Winning participants get to pick the music
performed from a menu of choices ranging from
classical, rock, pop, soundtracks, folk and more!
This special edition features additional Chinese
themed fun to celebrate our Ancient Arts of China:
A 5000 Year Legacy exhibit, which will also be
open for viewing! Engage with a docent in the
exhibition and participate in a silk scarf-making
workshop too!
FRIDAY
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, SEPTE9M BER 9 | 7 - 9 PM
7 PM – 9 PM | Tangata at Bowers
Join Tangata at Bowers for a special dining experience hosted with
purveyors of some of the world’s purest coffee, Intelligentsia.
Coffee Pairing
Dinner with Intelligentsia
This will be an evening of beautifully crafted dishes featuring a
4-COURSE DINNER with unique coffee pairings and insight
from an Intelligentsia coffee expert.
Join Tangata at Bowers for a special
dining experience
hosted with
$80 per person
purveyors of some of the world’s
purest coffee, Intelligentsia. This will be
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Ticket Info: $80 per person featuring a curated 4-course dinner
with unique coffee pairings.
For reservations, please call (714) 550-0906.
Ticket Info: Member $20 | General $30 | *Students & Santa Ana Residents (w/ID)
$10 | Tickets include themed hors d’oeuvres
*Student tickets must be purchased in person at the Bowers or by phone at
714.567.3677. Santa Ana residents must purchase tickets in person. 18 and over.
Want to enjoy a date night but you
need a babysitter? Kidseum has got
you covered! See “Creative Kids/
Parents Night Out” in the
Family Fun section for more details!
Don’t miss the Bead Society of OC’s annual
summer sale of jewelry, beads, components
and collectibles! This beautiful display of artistic
creations is open to Bowers’ members and the
general public!
Free entry into sale. Presented by the Bead Society of Orange County, an affiliate
council of the Bowers Museum.
1 PM – 4 PM | Throughout Museum
Artists at Work
Observe artists at work as members of Women’s
Painters of the West will be set up throughout
the Bowers Museum grounds sketching and
demonstrating Plein Air art-making in similar styles
as to what can be seen in our California Bounty;
Image and Identity, 1850-1930 exhibition.
Free with paid museum admission.
TUESDAY | October 11
6:30 PM – 9 PM | Key Courtyard and Gallery
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A Little Taste of Spain at the Bowers
Join us for Paella tasting in the Bowers’ beautiful
Key Courtyard and after hour access to the Virgin
of Guadalupe: Images in Colonial Mexico.
Cash Bar. For Details Visit www.bowers.org
5 PM – 9 PM | John M. Lee Court
& Norma Kershaw Auditorium
Guadalupe admission | General $10 | Students $5 (with valid I.D.)
1 PM | John M. Lee Court
Bonsai Demonstration
Bonsai artist Takuo Nakamura will demonstrate
bonsai styling methods on a living plant and show
how we use bonsai techniques to transform
ordinary plants into works of living art like the
trees on display.
Sponsored by the Kofu Bonsai Kai, Orange County.
Created by Tom Voung
WEDNESDAY-SUNDAY | September 28 - October 2
10 AM – 4 PM | John M. Lee Court
Bonsai the Living Art
Orange County’s bonsai club, Kofu Bonsai
Kai, will have their annual exhibit of fine bonsai
trees at the Bowers Museum. Bonsai is a form
of living sculpture and these trees are from the
collections of the artists who create them. They
have been carefully designed and cared for over
many years by members of Kofu Bonsai Kai.
Kofu Bonsai Kai invites you to visit our exhibit
and learn how bonsai artists create and maintain
these beautiful works of living art. Bonsai club
members will be at the exhibit to answer your
questions and explain how you or anyone can
grow and enjoy bonsai trees.
Sponsored by the Kofu Bonsai Kai, Orange County.
5 PM – 8 PM
Tangat at Bowers & Galleries
8 PM Film Screening
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Thirsty Thursday: Virgin of
Guadalupe Art, Cocktails & OC Film
Fiesta – Opening Night!
Join us as Bowers’ Thirsty Thursday
teams with the OC Film Fiesta for a
special Opening Night screening
and a chance to see our new
special exhibition, Virgin of Guadalupe: Images
in Colonial Mexico. Enjoy specialty drinks,
explore the Virgen de Guadalupe exhibition
with a docent and participate in a fun
Guadalupe textile print workshop. Then
celebrate the Opening Night of the 2016 OC
Film Fiesta with a great Mexican film! For more
information about the OC Film Fiesta, visit
www.masamedia.org.
Ticket Info: Member $20 | General $30 | *Students & Santa Ana Residents (w/
ID) $10 | Tickets include themed hors d’oeuvres and access to film.
*Student tickets must be purchased in person at the Bowers or by phone at
714.567.3677. Santa Ana residents must purchase tickets in person. 18 and over.
Film Access Only: Free for Members, OC Film Fiesta pass-holders and with
The Passion of Joan of Arc“La Passion de Jeanne d’Arc”
(1928)- with live musical score
by George Sarah
Join us for an eclectic evening of
art, music and Film Noir at the
Bowers Museum.
We will be screening Carl Dreyer’s 1928 silent
film La Passion de Jeanne d’Arc with a live score
mix of chant, string quartet and electronic
percussion composed by George Sarah. Before
the performance begins, catch a pre-show lecture
about the making of the film and explore our
special exhibition Virgin of Guadalupe: Images in
Colonial Mexico.
Enjoy a delicious dinner presented by Tangata
or just sip on a cocktail! It’s Halloween weekend
so, Film Noir costumes are welcomed and
encouraged!
PROGRAM
5 PM: Cocktail hour
5:30 PM: Pre-show lecture presented by Jean Drum,
co-author of My Only Great Passion: The Life and Films
of Carl Th. Dreyer
6:30 PM: Dinner is served
7:30 PM: Film & Performance begins
Ticket Info: Performance Only: Member $15 | Non-Member $20
Dinner & Performace: Member $65 | Non-Member $75 (pre-registration is required
by Wednesday, October 26 at 6 PM)
Dinner tickets include entry into all silent films being shown on October 29.
See Film section for more details about all silent films.
Save The D ate
Saturday | November 12
Premio Agustin Lara
The Latin American Arts Council of the Bowers Museum (LAAC)
presents Premio Agustin Lara, an annual fundraiser supporting the
Cultural Arts of Latin America. A romantic musical evening saluting the
great Mexican Composer Agustin Lara. Live performances by Lorenzo
Negrete (grandson of Jorge Negrete), Marco Antonio Labastida,
mariachis and other surprise performances. Honoree Maestro
Armando Pesqueira, Director of the Baja California Orchestra will be
presented “El Premio Agustin Lara”.
Master of Ceremonies Gregorio Luke.
A S P E C I A L I N V I TAT I O N F R O M T H E P R E S I D E N T
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Candlelight Dinner
Join us in celebrating the Bowers’
80th Anniversary with a Spectacular Reception
followed by an Elegant Candlelight Dinner
and exclusive performances.
Please call 714.567.3602 for more information
Sunday | December 11
Aztec Flower Songs and Story:
The Prophetical Case for Guadalupe
Joseph Julián and Monique González, Ezekiel Stear, Ph.D.
and Chris Garcia, Meso American percussion.
A lecture with slideshow and live music.
Peter C. Keller, Ph.D.
Sunday | December 18
Sam Quinones presents: The Virgin of the
American Dream (La Jefa in Los Angeles)
Sam Quinones, a journalist, storyteller, former LA Times reporter,
and author of three acclaimed books of narrative nonfiction including
Dreamland: The True Tale of America’s Opiate Epidemic, True Tales
From Another Mexico: The Lynch Mob, The Popsicle Kings, Chalino and
the Bronx, Antonio’s Gun and Delfino’s Dream: True Tales of Mexican
Migration and the newly published book: The Virgin of the American
Dream will present his research and photographs of the Guadalupe
images across Los Angeles as she is used as a protector of small
businesses, whose owners use her image to dissuade gang members
from defacing their businesses.
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SEPTEMBER
SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS
Art Lab
workshops
5 PM – 8 PM | Kidseum
Creative Kids/Parents Night Out
family fun
5 PM – 8 PM | Huang Sculpture Garden
Thirsty Thursday: Music Mixology with
Pacific Symphony!
special events
11 AM – 3:30 PM | Bowers Key
Courtyard & Kidseum
Festival: Festa Italiana
family fun
FRIDAY | September 9
6:30 PM – 9 PM | Kidseum
family fun
FRIDAY | September 9
7 PM – 9 PM | Tangata at Bowers
Coffee Pairing Dinner with
Intelligentsia
special events
1:30 PM – 3:30 PM | Norma Kershaw
Auditorium
ARCE: “On Ancient Egyptian Lapis
Lazuli Jewelry”
Dr. Diana Craig Patch, MET Museum, NYC
talks
Morning Meditation: Divine Sleep Yoga
Nidra Meditation
Sound Meditation for All
workshops
10 AM – 11 AM | Norma Kershaw
Auditorium
Crescendo Celebrity Series
Lorna Luft
talks
Auditorium
Elements and Principles of Art and
Design in the Spirits & Headhunters
Exhibition
Dr. Irini Vallera-Rickerson
talks
1:30PM – 2:30 PM | Kidseum
Interactive Musical Performance with
Nathalia
family fun
10 AM – 2 PM | Key Courtyard
BSOC: Member Share Bead Sale
special events
1 PM – 4 PM | Throughout Museum
special events
Auditorium
“Linguistics and Population Genetics”
Dr. Armin Schwegler
talks
5:30 PM – 9 PM
Cena e Cinema:
Mio Fratello È Figlio UnicoMy Brother is an Only Child (2007)
(108 min)
film
WEDNESDAY| September 28
10:30 AM – 11:30 AM| Norma Kershaw
Auditorium
Representations of the Virgin of
Guadalupe in Colonial Mexico
1:30 PM – 3 PM | Norma Kershaw
Auditorium
TIMELESS MELODIES
The 1930’s, Part 1: “Puttin’ on Your
Top Hat” with Larry Maurer
talks
WEDNESDAY-SUNDAY | September 28 October 2
10 AM – 4 PM | John M. Lee Court
Bonsai the Living Art
special events
Lisa Sousa
talks
OCTOBER
SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS
Art Lab
workshops
1 PM | John M. Lee Court
Bonsai Demonstration
special events
SUNDAY | October 2
11 AM – 3:30 PM | Bowers Key
Courtyard & Kidseum
Festival: Octoberfest
family programs
11 AM – 12 PM | Norma Kershaw
Auditorium
Art in Context: Art & the City, Part 1
Rome: From Ancient to Modern
Kristin Mihaylovich
talks
SUNDAY | October 9
Auditorium
Opening Lecture for Virgin of
Guadalupe: Images in Colonial Mexico!
The Jewel of the Americas
Alejandra Mayela Flores Enriquez
talks
TUESDAY | October 11
6:30 PM – 9 PM | Key Courtyard
and Gallery
A Little Taste of Spain at the Bowers
C a l e n da r at a G l a n c e
Auditorium
Paris: From Gothic to Fauvist
Auditorium
Amsterdam: The Golden Age
Auditorium
Vienna: Baroque to Jugendstil
talks
talks
Kristin Mihaylovich
Kristin Mihaylovich
5 PM - 8 PM | Tangata at Bowers
Thirsty Thursday: Virgin of Guadalupe
Art, Cocktails & OC Film Fiesta –
Opening Night!
special events
Morning Meditation: Sound Healing
and Meditation by Jody Theissen
workshops
talks
family programs
10:30 AM – 3:30 PM | Kidseum
International Archaeology Day
family programs
Auditorium
ARCE: INTERNATIONAL
ARCHAEOLOGY DAY
Faunal Remains from the Pre-Dynastic
Settlement at Al Mahasna Revisited
Dr. David Anderson
talks
THURSDAY| October 20
1:30 PM – 2:30 PM
OC Film Fiesta & OC Public Libraries
present “Code Name Butterflies” (2009)
film
SATURDAY| October 22
Auditorium
Our Lady of Guadalupe: Patron of
Mexico
Jacqueline Hahn
talks
SUNDAY | October 23
2 PM – 4 PM | Norma Kershaw
Auditorium
INTERNATIONAL ARCHAEOLOGY
DAY CONTINUED...
Lectures: Dr. Waziri & Mr. Masekh
talks
Kristin Mihaylovich
1:30 PM – 3 PM | Norma Kershaw
Auditorium
TIMELESS MELODIES
The 1930’s, Part 2:
“Puttin’ on your Top Hat”
talks
1 PM - 2:30 PM | Norma Kershaw
Auditorium
Wara Wara
film
3 PM - 5 PM | Norma Kershaw
Auditorium
Tepeyac
film
5 PM – 9 PM | John M. Lee Court &
The Passion of Joan of Arc- La Passion
de Jeanne d’Arc (1928)- with live musical
score by George Sarah
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events
family programs
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Exhibition Opens October 8
Virgin of Guadalupe:
Images in Colonial Mexico
José de Páez (1720 – 1790)
Aparición de la Virgen
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77.5 x 66 x 5 cm (framed)
Colección Pérez Simón, Mexico
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