Admission is free and open to the public. Spencer MacCallum, anthropologist who encountered the Mata Ortiz pottery in its earliest years, will speak on the beginnings of the revival of this traditional art. It is an inspiring story of how one person's dream changed a community. The lecture is free to members and free to non-members with gallery admission. The exhibition presents 20 years of production of limited edition prints in 5 portfolios of works by prominent artists and poets, offering a variety of print media imagery relating to the people, places and culture of the State of Illinois, and from Wales, United Kingdom.
Admission is free and open to the public.
Road Scholar program , at the Berwyn Public Library. In the story, a woman addresses biological determinism, discovering she is at a loss when attempting to construct a meeting place for this confrontation within the social framework she inhabits. The series is free and open to the public, will be held every other Saturday morning, and books for the discussion will be provided by the library. The lecture complements the ongoing exhibition on display from January 8th through February 1st. His lecture includes readings of poetry included in the portfolios.