Pre-concert Discussion 1:15 pm, Concert 2 pm
Marina Piccinini, flute, Gary Levinson, violin, Swang Lin, violin, DJ Cheek, viola, Allan Steele, cello, June Han, harp
Program includes: Ranjbaran Fountains of Fin, Mozart D Major Quartet, Paganini Serenade for Two violins and Harp, Debussy Sonata for Flute, Viola, and Harp, Jolivet Chant de Alibis for Flute and Piano and Jolivet Chant de Linos String Trio and Harp.
Free for Modern members and their children or grandchildren at the Associate level ($150) and above. Celebrate the season at a family-friendly gathering featuring sweet treats and holiday fun!
Members are invited to celebrate the opening of Jaune Quick-to-See Smith: Memory Map at this after-hours event featuring first access to the new exhibition, live entertainment, and complimentary beer, wine, and light bites.
Reservations are $20 per person for members at the Associate and/or Modern Contemporaries and Advocate levels. Museum docents receive complimentary admission for two adults. Members at the Contributor level ($600) and above receive four complimentary reservations.
10–noon
11 am Tour
All Modern members are invited to enjoy a complimentary coffee in Café Modern ahead of a special guided tour of the new exhibition Jaune Quick-to-See Smith: Memory Map before it opens to the public. For more information or to make reservations, please email the membership department.
Supporting Circles members
6:30 pm
In honor of the artist and the exhibition Jaune Quick-to-See Smith: Memory Map, Supporting Circles members ($1,500+) are invited to enjoy cocktails, dinner, and an exclusive preview of the exhibition. Reservations are required. To become a member or upgrade your current membership to attend this event, please email the membership department.
“Even my curating was basically a form of writing in my mind. . . .
“Shepherd dug deep into herself and her process to figure out how to make paintings that would essentially make themselves instead of her superimposing images on them.
“I do believe that there is such a thing as intuition and there is such a thing as imagination. I just think these are concepts, that they’re culturally realized.
