Thursday Evening Lecture - Diego Rivera and Spain (1907 – 1922)
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When: Thursday, Aug. 20, 2009, 6 p.m.
Where: Meadows Museum (SMU), 5900 Bishop Boulevard, University Park
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Dr. Mark Roglán, Director, Meadows Museum, Southern Methodist University
This lecture will explore a little-known yet critical phase in the artistic development of one of the greatest artists of the 20th century. After completing his studies at the Academy of San Carlos in Mexico City in 1907, Diego Rivera traveled to Spain to further his artistic training. So began a new journey in his life and career, where he was influenced by artists of the past such as El Greco and Goya as well as by his contemporaries such as Picasso. Free; advanced registration is not required. Please call 214.768.4677 for more information. Bob and Jean Smith Auditorium
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Some nearby drink specials on Aug. 20th
- Cretia's on McKinney: 4 pm - 6 pm: 1/2 off beer, $3 wine, $3 wells
- Gloria's (Dallas / Lower Greenville): 11 am - 10 pm: $3 house margaritas, domestic beer, mojitos, sangria, $3.50 imports, $4 swirls, $5 strawberry margaritas, mango margaritas, house wine, Meltdowns
- The Green Elephant: 8 pm - 11 pm: $2.50 you call its
- Barley House: 4 pm - 2 am: $2 wells
- Trader Vic's: 5 pm - 7 pm: $5 mai tai's, zombies and bahias
Some nearby restaurants
- Two Sisters To Go (Dallas / Monticello & 75)
- Bandito's Tex-Mex Cantina
- Goff's Hamburgers (University Park)
- Cafe Express (Dallas / Mockingbird Station)
- Cafe Izmir
Some nearby events on Aug. 20th
- Billy D. Washington, Hyena’s Comedy Night Club (Dallas), 7:30 p.m.
- Captain Blood: The Pirate Melodrama, Pocket Sandwich Theatre, 8 p.m.
Event posted May 7, 2009
Last updated May 7, 2009
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