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MUSEUM EVENTS LISTING – SEPTEMBER 2010
FEATURE EXHIBITION Chester Arnold: On Earth as It is in Heaven EVENTS First Thursday with Whitney Myer Band Art Afternoon: Workshop & Social for Seniors Second Saturdays TALK: Art Critic Kenneth Baker and Chester Arnold – A Dialogue ART BITE Meet the Artist: Binh Danh on Ancestral Altars hands/ON! SUNDAY FAMILY PROGRAM – Recycled Papermaking with  Â
For Chester Arnold, painting is as much about politics and social responsibility as it is about crafting luscious, large-scale oil paintings. For over three decades, Arnold has cleverly confronted a variety of challenging subjects ranging from land use issues to the global impacts of human and industrial consumption, accumulation, and waste. Originated by the Museum, this exhibition features approximately thirty paintings and will be accompanied by a book with essays by Ann M. Wolfe and Colin M. Robertson that is available for purchase in the Store.Â
Grab a beer, groove to the live music, and check out the galleries at First Thursday. Ride your bike and get free valet parking courtesy of Reno Bike Project. Sponsored annually by KTHX Radio and Great Basin Brewing Company. First Thursday wine bar sponsored by Vintage Wine Shop and Tasting Bar. $10 / $8 Seniors and students/ Free for Museum members / $4 Kids Open Art StudioÂ
Expand your interests with a docent-guided tour and studio art class. Light refreshments. No art background necessary. Cost for two sessions: $12 / $10 Museum members. Sponsored in part by the Leonette Foundation.Â
…are FREE Thanks to the Nightingale Family Foundation. Bring your family and friends, and introduce them to the Museum for free on the second Saturday of each month through December 2010.Â
Join Kenneth Baker, longtime art critic for the San Francisco Chronicle, and Chester Arnold as they discuss Arnold’s work. Reception following dialogue included in ticket price. $15/$12 Museum Members; $18 at the door.Â
September 17 / noon
Join artist Binh Danh for a fascinating explanation of his “chlorophyll printing” process, and subject matter, in the creation of his haunting photographic images of anonymous victims of the Khmer Rouge.Â
Sunday, September 19 / 11 am – 1 pm
Catch a live jazz performance hosted by KUNR Radio and dine from the à la carte brunch menu from Café Musée. À la carte menu items range from $5 to $15.Â
Sunday, September 26 / noon, 1, 2, 3 pm
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