Not Sure What “Art” Is All About? Deborah Bigeleisen’s Lecture Puts Everyone On The Same Playing Field With “Looking At Art Through The Eyes And Mind Of An Artist. In-Person Or Virtual Attendance Available
If you like looking at artwork but aren’t sure what it means or why an artist would choose to create it – this lecture is for YOU! Deborah Bigeleisen takes you on an exciting journey with her lecture, “Looking at Art Through the Eyes and Mind of an Artist”. Part of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at FAU, Florida Atlantic University, Deborah shares her unique vision including newbies to aficionados. This lecture is available in-person or virtually on Tuesday, March 29, 2022. Hear about colors, materials, and techniques that impact one’s emotions and challenge the senses, the tricks that artists play on the viewer, and even some neuroscience aspects of how the brain perceives art. The Rickie Report shares the details and some sneak peeks! Sign up now!
Professor Deborah Bigeleisen
Tuesday, March 29, 2022
12:00 – 1:30 PM
Deborah Bigeleisen’s lecture is designed for everyone whether you are an art aficionado or know nothing about art. You will come away energized with a fresh perspective on not only looking at art, but also looking at the world around you from the everyday places that you go all the time, to where ever you travel.
The lecture is part of the OSHER LIFELONG LEARNING INSTITUTE at FAU, Florida Atlantic University.
To register for live-in-person or live via video:
https://lnkd.in/dRhkdUJc
“Rainforest” by Deborah Bigeleisen
With the visual-aid of a PowerPoint presentation, you will be taken on a virtual tour of modern and contemporary art in museums, galleries, and international art fairs. The presentation also covers the excitement in modern architecture from museums to international metro stations and even bridges! Photography is also explored since (almost) everyone is snapping photos with their cell phone. The emphasis is looking at art and the world around you “through the mind and vision of an artist.” Hear about colors, materials, and techniques that impact one’s emotions and challenge the senses, the tricks that artists play on the viewer, and even some neuroscience aspects of how the brain perceives art.
Historical facts are introduced where Professor Bigeleisen feels that it has additional significance to a particular work – such as “why is that 10 foot plank of black plastic leaning against the wall in a museum?” You will learn why there is more to it than meets the eye!
“Havasu Falls” by Deborah Bigeleisen
Deborah Bigeleisen is an international renowned artist whose innovative vision of the floral genre embodies a contemporary world. Her work can be found in private and corporate collections around the world. Her paintings have been published in numerous international art books and interior design magazines including New Art International, Science Creative Quarterly, Florida Design, and Architectural Digest.
For more information about this lecture:
Call 561.799.8547 or Email: llsjuptr@fau.edu
5353 Parkside Drive Jupiter, FL 33458
www.fau.edu/osherjupiter
For more information about Deborah Bigeleisen’s artworks:
www.deborahbigeleisen.com
mobile: 561.351.8755
deborah@deborahbigeleisen.com
