Lunch and Learn with Bryan Zygmont
Dubuque Museum of Art 701 Locust St., Dubuque, IA, United StatesSubject: "Politics and Portraiture" Dr. Bryan Zygmont, Associate Professor of Art History, Clarke University.
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archiTREK (Lunch and Learn)
Dubuque Museum of Art 701 Locust St., Dubuque, IA, United StatesDuMA and Heritage Works partner to present a series of walking tours of Dubuque architecture. Walk and Talk and Ale and Architecture will provide insights into Dubuque's historic buildings. Walk and Talk are 45-60 minute lunchtime tours in downtown Dubuque including the Historic Federal Building, the Roshek building, US Bank and the Grand Opera House. […]
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Lunch and Learn with Ron Tigges
Dubuque Museum of Art 701 Locust St., Dubuque, IA, United StatesRon Tigges, president of the Dubuque Camera Club, will discuss and show amazing in-camera techniques of creative photography, as seen in the featured exhibition, Dimensions of Photography, on view until October 29th. Our "Lunch and Learn" series of educational art-related programming are always free. Lunch is not provided, but you may bring in a brown […]
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Lunch & Learn at the Key City Creative Center
Key City Creative Center 1781 White St., Dubuque, IALunch & Learn at the Key City Creative Center Learn about the Steeple Square stained glass project. Program concludes with a tour of Key City Creative Center. FREE admission. Key City Creative Center located at 18th and Central Ave.
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Lunch & Learn: Remnants of the West
Dubuque Museum of Art 701 Locust St., Dubuque, IA, United StatesJoin DuMA for a gallery walk looking at selected works from the exhibition Remnants of the West: Edward S. Curtis and Mark James, with Executive Director David Schmitz, Associate Curator and Registrar Stacy Peterson, and Director of Education, Margaret Buhr. There is no charge for this event.
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Lunch and Learn: Dubuque’s Terra Cotta Buildings
Dubuque Museum of Art 701 Locust St., Dubuque, IA, United StatesThis presentation will examine the use of architectural terra cotta in the construction of several of Dubuque's iconic buildings, including The Cottingham and Butler Headquarters (former Security/Stampfers Building), the Security Building, the Fischer Building (former Bank & Insurance Building) and others. Feel free to bring a sack lunch. (Lunch not provided) Free. Presented by Duane […]
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Lunch and Learn: Dubuque’s Brewery Architecture
Dubuque Museum of Art 701 Locust St., Dubuque, IA, United StatesPresented by Duane Hagerty, CEO, Heritage Works Dubuque Learn about the architecture and construction methods of Dubuque's two important brewery complexes: The Dubuque Brewing and Malting Complex (also known as the H&W Complex) and the Dubuque Star Brewery Complex. Free. Feel free to bring a sack lunch (Lunch not provided)
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Making the Connection: An Introduction to French Moderns
Dubuque Museum of Art 701 Locust St., Dubuque, IA, United StatesMaking the Connection: An Introduction to French Moderns A presentation by Carol Ehlers, Figge Art Museum Docent Claude Monet: Marée Montante à Pourville, 1882, Brooklyn Museum, Gift of Mrs. H.O. Havemeyer French Moderns: Monet to Matisse, 1850 – 1950, an exhibition organized by the Brooklyn Museum, will be on view at the Figge Art Museum […]
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Holiday Architecture Lunch & Learn
Dubuque Museum of Art 701 Locust St., Dubuque, IA, United StatesA discussion of Dubuque’s architecture through the lens of holiday celebrations and the decoration of buildings, streets and related print advertising Presented by Duane Hagerty, CEO, Heritage Works Dubuque Free. Feel free to bring a sack lunch (Lunch not provided)
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Living Proof Exhibit: Lunch & Learn
Dubuque Museum of Art 701 Locust St., Dubuque, IA, United StatesJoin us for a Lunch and Learn for the "Living Proof" exhibition being featured in the Museum's Alice E. & Erwin J. Hafeman Lobby. Ron Avery and Gail Chavenelle will each speak shortly on the topic of cancer survivor art and then welcome individuals attending the talk to create written reflections on the exhibition. Feel […]
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