Join artist Hugh Hayden and WBUR’s Arielle Gray for an in-person conversation about Hayden’s creative practice and visceral sculptures that interrogate American notions of gender, race, and class.
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SEP. 24 | 6 PM | WBUR CitySpace
Artist Hugh Hayden in his studio, 2020. Photo by William Jess Laird. Courtesy of the artist.
Rose Art Museum
Program
In Conversation: Hugh Hayden
Artist Hugh Hayden will discuss his work and practice, which, joined by WBUR's Arielle Gray, critically examines the "American Dream" and challenges and interrogates stereotypes and beliefs about class, race, and gender.
September 24
Program
Fall Opening Celebration
Gather with friends, artists, and colleagues at the Rose Art Museum for a celebratory reception in honor of the opening of the museum's fall exhibitions: "Hugh Hayden: Home Work," "Lichtenstein100," and "Face to Face: Portraits of Self and Others."
September 25
Program
Art, Architecture and the Jews: A Story of Modernism and the Diaspora
Art and architecture conservator and author Rosa Lowinger, in conversation with architect and scholar David Fixler, will explore their responsibilities to the material world as they intersect with the dynamic forces of time and memory.
