Lunchtime Looks: Megan Leight

Description

Lunchtime Looks are informal monthly programs that offer a chance to learn and gain a new perspective on works of art.

In February, join Megan Leight, Teaching Assistant Professor of Art History, for a discussion of, Louise Nevelson: Early Prints on view in the McGee Gallery. Leight is a scholar of Pre-Columbian American art and architecture, and her presentation will investigate how Nevelson’s visits to Mexico and Guatemala in the 1950s influenced the artworks featured in the exhibition.  This is a hybrid event live in the Art Museum’s McGee Gallery and on Zoom.

IMAGE: 
Louise Nevelson (1899-1988)
"Ancient City," 1953-1955
Etching on paper
Gift of Louise Nevelson and Pace Prints
Art Museum of WVU