Norton Museum: Art After Dark

Thursday, February 16th from 5-9pm enjoy Art After Dark/Art & Identity at the Norton Museum of Art. The Norton’s popular weekly program Art After Dark – Where Culture and Entertainment Meet! The evening presents an eclectic and fascinating mix of art, music, film, and more, including docent-led tours exploring a particular theme in the Museum Collection or a special exhibition, and Curators’ Conversations focusing on exhibitions they’ve organized. Art workshops and demonstrations are also part of the fun. 

Free Admission      

5:30-6 PM / Spotlight Talks: Art and Identity
5:30 PM / Mickalene Thomas’s Naomi Looking Forward #2 / Harris
5:45 PM / Robert Henri’s Sonny Mac / Dekelboum

6-8 PM / DIY Art Activity: Collaged Identities
Explore the mixed media works in the installation of Recent Acquisitions and try transferring photos and collage. / Davis Gallery

6 PM / A Closer Look: Super Blue Omo, 2016
Adelia Gregory, Associate Curator of Education leads an in-depth conversation about a new painting by Njideka Akunyili Crosby.         

7:30 PM / Concert: Scott Marischen Quartet
Harpist Marischen, also playing guitar and accompanied by Rusty Heck (acoustic bass), David Schanzer (percussion) and Debbie Spring (viola), presents a unique combination of original music and covers of jazz, popular, classical and world music. / Fisher Gallery

6:30-7 PM / Spotlight Talks: Art & Identity
6:30 PM / Mickalene Thomas’s Naomi Looking Forward #2 / Harris Gallery
6:45  PM / Robert Henri’s Sonny Mac / Dekelboum Gallery
Until 8:30 PM /  Bar by Potions in Motion / Central Courtyard

Schedule is subject to change.

This program is made possible in part through the generosity of The Addison Hines Charitable Trust.