Franklin Square Gallery announces a new art lecture series by the well-known artist and educator Kirah Van Sickle. Held at Franklin Square Gallery, the 5-part series covers topics of interest to artists and those who love art.

Each lecture begins at 3:00 p.m. and the attendance fee is $15.00 ($75.00 for the entire series.) Tickets may be purchased at the Gallery, or through the link below.
The topics for the lectures are as follows:

• April 17: Art that Shaped America

• May 1 – Joaquin Sorolla: Spain’s Monet

• June 12 – Post Impressionism: The Genesis of Expressionism

• June 26 – The Ways of Water: Watercolor Masters

• July 17 – Dada, Dreams and Dali

Kirah Van Sickle is an artist and adventurer at heart. Her early years set a foundation for travel, exploration and visual storytelling. She received her undergraduate degree from Duke University, Master of Science in Medical Illustration from the Medical College of Georgia, and Master of Fine Arts in Painting from the Academy of Art University, in San Francisco. She managed her creative consulting company, Animania, for 18 years, before transitioning to higher education. She is an adjunct instructor at the Cameron Art Museum, Cape Fear Community College and Johnston Community College.

 

For further information, contact Carol Kidd, carolskis@earthlink.net, 240.321.0839