Tag: Los Angeles
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Curator’s Walkthrough
Join us for a walkthrough of “Staged Meaning/Meaning Staged” led by Assistant Curator Madelyne Gordon.
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The Díaz Lewis Collective
Join Cuban artist, Alejandro Díaz-Perera and Missouri native, Cara Megan Lewis (Díaz Lewis) as they talk about their social activist pillow project.
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Artist Talk with Karla Klarin
Thursday, February 21, 1 pm Meet Los Angeles artist Karla Klarin, who depicts expressionist cityscape paintings.
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Yoga @ Fisher
Thursday mornings at 10am Enjoy free yoga in galleries surrounded by landscapes from Fisher’s permanent collection. Yoga mats and blocks will be provided. Space is limited.
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Ending Women’s History Month with Mrs. Fisher
March is Women’s History Month, which gives us a great reason to talk about our founder, the visionary Elizabeth Holmes Fisher, her ideas, and legacy. When Mrs. Fisher began collecting art in 1928 at the age of 61, her taste ran to works by English and Dutch masters. Just over a decade later, in 1939,…
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Rear View Mirror: Saying Goodbye to Gyre: The Plastic Ocean
As you may already know, our Fall 2015 exhibition, Gyre: The Plastic Ocean closed to the public on November 21, 2015. We’re so sad to see Gyre: The Plastic Ocean go, but we’re already preparing for our upcoming exhibition, 20/20: Accelerando. Gyre may be long gone, but the themes from exhibition still linger on at…
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Star Wars: The Force Awakens and 20/20: Accelerando
If you’re as excited for Star Wars as we are, you’re probably frantically trying to avoid spoilers, binge-watching Episodes I – VI, and debating the appropriate viewing order of the films. If you find yourself constantly thinking about Star Wars, we’ve got you covered. We came across this amazing article about Dudamel composing a part…
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Fisher and the University
The Fisher Museum loves giving students tours that helps support what they’re learning in the classroom! As a university museum, the Fisher is dedicated to providing students an enriching educational experience alongside their curriculum. During the current exhibition, the Fisher was lucky to have the USC Department of Spanish and Portuguese incorporate Gyre: The Plastic…
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Quartet Becomes Eclectic
Presenting: The Argus Quartet. You may think you have a good idea of what the music of the past century sounded like, but this program will probably surprise you. From the highly romantic Sibelius String Quartet, Intimate Voices, to the hootin’ and hollerin’ of Sollima’s Sonnets et Rondeax, Quartet Becomes Eclectic celebrates the wealth of…
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Congratulations, Sarah!
Mark your calendars! Talented artist Sarah Perry, whose work was showcased at the Fisher Museum in 2007 has her fourth solo exhibition coming up this Saturday (9/12) in LA’s Koplin Del Rio Gallery. “A constant observer and appreciator of all manners of life forms and their patterns, Perry is particularly fascinated by the fundamental and oft-overlooked. Whether Perry…