Virtual Insider Views | Juan Sánchez Cotán and Cauleen Smith: Mystical Time and Deceptive Light

Virtual Insider Views June 23, 2020, an Evening of Conversation with Cauleen Smith

Featuring:

Cauleen Smith—Interdisciplinary Artist and California Institute of the Arts School of Art - Program Faculty

Victoria Sancho Lobis—Benton Museum of Art at Pomona College, Sarah Rempel and Herbert S. Rempel '23 Director and Art History Affiliated Faculty

Michael Brown, Ph.D.—The San Diego Museum of Art, Curator of European Art

Moderated by Kate Merena—The San Diego Museum of Art, Associate Director of Membership

This virtual event with Artist Cauleen Smith is part of the Insider Views programming available to The San Diego Museum of Art Circle members.

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Juan Sánchez Cotán and Cauleen Smith: Mystical Time and Deceptive Light
Virtual Exhibition: http://bit.ly/33fHdXz
Catalogue: https://bit.ly/3edQ7sL

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Featured: Juan Sánchez Cotán. Still life with Quince, Cabbage, Melon, and Cucumber, ca. 1602. Oil on canvas. Gift of Anne R. and Amy Putnam. 1945.43. | Cauleen Smith. Flori Canta, 2020. 4K digital video, 30-minute continuous loop. Gift of the Artist.

Image of Cauleen Smith by Dustin Aksland