Professor Dennis Dworkin of University of Nevada Reno, Global Studies is an intellectual historian of Britain, Ireland, and Europe who specializes in cultural theory. From this informed perspective, he will explore the working-class, conservative, and liberal responses to a changing social landscape during the Industrial Revolution, as seen in Victorian Radicals: From the Pre-Raphaelites to the Arts & Crafts Movement.

Program hosted on Zoom. For registration support or questions, email christian.davies@nevadaart.org.

Join us for the virtual premiere of the 2021 Third Coast Dance Film Festival. We’ll be screening ten premiere dance films followed by a conversation with curator Rosie Trump and filmmaker Marta Renzi. 

The Third Coast Dance Film Festival celebrates the intersection of contemporary dance and the moving image with a screening series of short dance films.

Program lineup:

2 of Us | Directors & Choreographers: Kristine Bendul, Abdiel Jacobsen

A hard day’s night | Directors: Benjamin Hoffman & Mathieu Mondoulet | Choreographer: Thibaut Eiferman

Catherine | Director & Choreographer: Kailee McMurran

Control (???) | Director: Saemi Kwak | Choreographer: Jeongyeon Yum

Dancing is an Old Friend | Director: Marta Renzi Choreographers: Leah Barsky and Jenny Tortorello Walker

Front to Back | Director & Choreographer: Lydia Hance

Lazarus | Director: Tuixén Benet | Choreographers: Tuixén Benet & Àngela Boix

ON EGO | Director: Jessica Ray | Choreographers: Jessica Ray in collaboration with Cayla Simpson, Parkour movement: Jesse Danger

the outcome | Director: Lisa Lam | Choreographer: Ashley Eng

The Woman | Director: Monika Field | Choreographers: Monika Field and Celine Bouly

View 2021 Program.

Program hosted on Zoom. For registration support or questions, email christian.davies@nevadaart.org. 

Professor of history at the University of Nevada, Reno, Dennis Dworkin introduces the world of the Industrial Revolution. Join us as Professor Dworkin explores the working-class, conservative, and liberal responses to a changing social landscape.

Escape into the era of Victorian Radicals: From the Pre-Raphaelites to the Arts & Crafts Movement through Victorian literature. This month and next, this online book club will discuss North and South by Elizabeth Haskell, following the story of Margaret Hale, a young woman from southern England who is forced to move north after her father leaves the clergy. There she witnesses the changes wrought by the Industrial Revolution, seeing employers and workers clashing in the first strikes.

Please note that we will discuss the second half of the novel during this program, hosted on Zoom. All participants from the April 13th program will be automatically registered for the second discussion. For registration support or questions, email christian.davies@nevadaart.org. 

Escape into the era of Victorian Radicals: From the Pre-Raphaelites to the Arts & Crafts Movement through Victorian literature. This month and next, this online book club will discuss North and South by Elizabeth Gaskell, following the story of Margaret Hale, a young woman from southern England who is forced to move north after her father leaves the clergy. There she witnesses the changes wrought by the Industrial Revolution, seeing employers and workers clashing in the first strikes.

Please note that we will discuss the first half of the novel during this program, hosted on Zoom, followed by the second meeting on May 11. All participants will be automatically registered for the second discussion. For registration support or questions, email christian.davies@nevadaart.org. 

Teens are invited to meet artists from diverse backgrounds and practices through an interactive conversation exploring process, disciplines, identity, concept development, and more. Hosted by Las Vegas-based artist, Lance Smith, this online series provides meaningful opportunities for teens everywhere to connect with one another, encounter working artists, and talk about art.

Guest Artist: Justin Favela
Topic: The Color Pink, Paper and Tires

Program hosted on Zoom. For registration support and questions, email claire.munoz@nevadaart.org.

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Teens are invited to meet artists from diverse backgrounds and practices through an interactive conversation exploring process, disciplines, identity, concept development, and more. Hosted by Las Vegas-based artist, Lance Smith, this online series provides meaningful opportunities for teens everywhere to connect with one another, encounter working artists, and talk about art.

Join us in March and speak with Las Vegas-based artist Mikayla Whitmore. Discussion topics include: camouflage, mirrors and the color yellow.

Program hosted on Zoom. For registration support and questions, email claire.munoz@nevadaart.org.

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Teens are invited to meet artists from diverse backgrounds and practices through an interactive conversation exploring process, disciplines, identity, concept development, and more. Hosted by Las Vegas-based artist, Lance Smith, this online series provides meaningful opportunities for teens everywhere to connect with one another, encounter working artists, and talk about art.

Joining us this month is Krystal Ramirez, an artist who works across media, utilizing everyday materials, text, and photography to engage concepts of race, gender, and physical labor within the framework of her Latinx identity.

Program hosted on Zoom. Click here to join.

In response to the health and safety guidelines for Covid-19, traditional First Thursday has been temporarily postponed. In the meantime, tune in for a special broadcast with music and interviews with Lucas Paul, featuring faculty and students from Kid Rocker; art introductions, and more fun. The program will premiere on the Museum’s Facebook page, where you can engage in a real-time conversation with fellow participants. The broadcast can also be accessed through our YouTube channel. Visit Great Basin Brewing Company (Reno or Sparks locations) any time on First Thursday for 50% off any Growler or Growler Fill.*  

*Museum members: mention offer “First Thursday Growler” during purchase. Limit one per membership. Must be 21 or over to redeem. 

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In response to the health and safety guidelines for Covid-19, traditional First Thursday has been temporarily postponed. In the meantime, tune in for a special broadcast featuring music and interviews with Hannah Etch and Dreamly, art introductions, and more fun. The program will premiere on the Museum’s Facebook page, where you can engage in a real-time conversation with fellow participants. The broadcast can also be accessed through our YouTube channel. Visit Great Basin Brewing Company (Reno or Sparks locations) any time on First Thursday for 50% off any Growler or Growler Fill.*  

*Museum members: mention offer “First Thursday Growler” during purchase. Limit one per membership. Must be 21 or over to redeem. 

Powered by Tesla
Sponsored by Bank of America
Hosted by Great Basin Brewing Company
and The X 100.1 FM Radio