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February 15: Jolt your world yet again at the Eiteljorg: Pop Art Part II

Art Jolt: Pop Art Part II

When: Thursday February 15 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm
Where: Eiteljorg Museum
$30 public/ $21 members/ $25.50 students and seniors per session

Second of a two-part crash course on Pop art, a ‘50s and ‘60s art movement influenced by advertising, mass media, comics and consumerism. During this second session, hosted by the Eiteljorg Museum, see the exhibitions Roy Lichtenstein: American Indian Encounters and Andy Warhol’s Cowboys and Indians. Parents: Bring your children for art-making activities while you enjoy the course. Presented in collaboration with the Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians & Western Art. Register by Jan. 31 for either session or both by calling 317-920-2649 or email education@ima-art.org.

Register by Jan. 31 for either session or both by calling 317-920-2649 or email education@ima-art.org
If this event sounds interesting, you should check out the opening of the exhibition of legendary pop artist Ed Paschke at Herron March 9.

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March 17: Sample Seasonings of the West at the Eiteljorg

March 17
Four Seasonings of the West
Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians and Western Art
Four food items help identify a food as Southwestern: chili, cumin, oregano and garlic. Dr. Suzan Campbell, Gund Curator of Western Art, History and Culture has teamed up with Eric Hinkle, museum staff member and talented chef to explore these savory flavors using the four calendar seasons as inspiration. This session- spring.
1-3 p.m.
www.eiteljorg.org

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