Exploring the Art of Black Study: Tom Lloyd and the Art Workers' Coalition

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Art enthusiasts and scholars alike are in for a treat as the Brown University Department of the History of Art & Architecture hosts an engaging lecture titled "The Art of Black Study: Tom Lloyd and the Art Workers' Coalition." This event is a part of the illuminating yearlong series, Light in Theory & Practice, which explores the multifaceted role of light in the realms of art and architecture.

The upcoming lecture will feature the influential work of Krista Thompson from Northwestern University, who will delve into the legacy of artist Tom Lloyd and his involvement with the Art Workers' Coalition. This talk promises to provide a profound look at how light serves not only as a medium in artistic expression but also as a powerful metaphor for knowledge and visibility in society.

The series aims to shed light on the historical and contemporary significance of light, examining its impact from ancient times to the modern era. It is a unique opportunity to reflect on how light shapes our perception and understanding of the world around us.

Mark your calendars for this insightful event taking place on March 1st at the Perry and Marty Granoff Center for the Creative Arts in Providence, RI. Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in the intersection of light, art, and intellectual discourse.

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Please note that the exact detail and schedule of this event might change, so it would be best to check directly with the respective event organizers before planning your visit.