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Intersections Symposium Events Lectures and Panels Held at DePaul Art Museum

Lectures and Panels Held at DePaul Art Museum

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11am-12:30pm: The Mosaic of Alexander and Darius: An Hellenistic Work of Art

Since the discovery of the Alexander Mosaic, it has faced challenges related to its preservation and past restoration efforts, raising serious concerns for ongoing conservation. Alessandro Lugari discusses the importance of this artwork and presents the recent efforts to preserve the exquisite Hellenistic mosaic situated at the Archaeological Museum of Naples.

1-2:15pm: Rolf Achilles: Chicago Public Mosaics

2:30-4pm: CMS— 20 Years and Beyond: Reflections and Aspirations for Mosaic Education

Since 2005, The Chicago Mosaic School has established itself as an internationally recognized center for mosaic art education, serving practicing artists, students, and art enthusiasts. From its humble beginnings in a small Chicago art studio to its current status as a multi-level nonprofit art space, the school has become a prominent presence in the world of mosaic art, elevating the profile of this fine art form. Where do we go from here? Some of the leading voices in the field share insights on how and why students are drawn to this specific yet expansive art form. The panel will explore various perceptions of mosaic, how it is taught, and the challenges and successes encountered in the unique environment of the Chicago Mosaic School.

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11am-12:30pm: The Mosaic of Alexander and Darius: An Hellenistic Work of Art

Since the discovery of the Alexander Mosaic, it has faced challenges related to its preservation and past restoration efforts, raising serious concerns for ongoing conservation. Alessandro Lugari discusses the importance of this artwork and presents the recent efforts to preserve the exquisite Hellenistic mosaic situated at the Archaeological Museum of Naples.

1-2:15pm: Rolf Achilles: Chicago Public Mosaics

2:30-4pm: CMS— 20 Years and Beyond: Reflections and Aspirations for Mosaic Education

Since 2005, The Chicago Mosaic School has established itself as an internationally recognized center for mosaic art education, serving practicing artists, students, and art enthusiasts. From its humble beginnings in a small Chicago art studio to its current status as a multi-level nonprofit art space, the school has become a prominent presence in the world of mosaic art, elevating the profile of this fine art form. Where do we go from here? Some of the leading voices in the field share insights on how and why students are drawn to this specific yet expansive art form. The panel will explore various perceptions of mosaic, how it is taught, and the challenges and successes encountered in the unique environment of the Chicago Mosaic School.

11am-12:30pm: The Mosaic of Alexander and Darius: An Hellenistic Work of Art

Since the discovery of the Alexander Mosaic, it has faced challenges related to its preservation and past restoration efforts, raising serious concerns for ongoing conservation. Alessandro Lugari discusses the importance of this artwork and presents the recent efforts to preserve the exquisite Hellenistic mosaic situated at the Archaeological Museum of Naples.

1-2:15pm: Rolf Achilles: Chicago Public Mosaics

2:30-4pm: CMS— 20 Years and Beyond: Reflections and Aspirations for Mosaic Education

Since 2005, The Chicago Mosaic School has established itself as an internationally recognized center for mosaic art education, serving practicing artists, students, and art enthusiasts. From its humble beginnings in a small Chicago art studio to its current status as a multi-level nonprofit art space, the school has become a prominent presence in the world of mosaic art, elevating the profile of this fine art form. Where do we go from here? Some of the leading voices in the field share insights on how and why students are drawn to this specific yet expansive art form. The panel will explore various perceptions of mosaic, how it is taught, and the challenges and successes encountered in the unique environment of the Chicago Mosaic School.

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