Join us for a conversation with members of Son Luna y Jovenes Zapateadores (Mexico) on the evolution of the rhythms and dance styles of Son Jarocho.
Ringling Reflections programs are designed specifically for people with memory loss and their care partners. These are relaxed, conversation-based gallery tours in the Museum of Art.
Join a Museum educator for a one-hour tour designed for parents or caregivers visiting the museum with an infant. This tour allows for adult discussion within a group that does not mind if a chatty or crying baby joins the conversation. Strollers or front baby carriers only, please.
Join us for a special Conversation with artist Yin Mei as she discusses how and why she incorporated The Peony Pavilion, a romantic tragicomedy play written by dramatist Tang Xianzu in 1598 in her latest performance.
Join us on the third Thursday of each month for a special day designed just for homeschool families. Facilitated stations designed to engage different age levels will be set up throughout the Museum of Art. Families are free to move through these stations at their own pace to enjoy and learn together as a family.
Join us for this Viewpoint Lecture. Beginning in the twelfth century, Indian kings and religious institutions hired painters to add illustrations to religious and secular manuscripts.
Each program will focus on a particular performance medium. These discussions will allow visitors to freely share their opinions on contemporary performance and will create the opportunity for unbiased dialogue and conversation.
In this Conversation, Barbara Ramsay, the museum’s Chief Conservator, and Sarah Cartwright, the Ulla R. Searing Curator of Collections, will explore the history and significance of the painting and provide an overview of the conservation project funded by the Getty Foundation.
Join us for a conversation with Chilean director and puppet artist Aline Kuppenheim as she discusses puppetry and her collaboration with renowned playwright Guillermo Calderon.
