Charles Biederman Events
	Special Lecture The Unique Vision of Charles Biederman Susan C. Larsen Sunday, April 18, 2:00 p.m. In conjunction with the Charles Biederman exhibition, Susan C. Larsen offers a slide lecture on the artistÕs vision of the theoretical and physical dimensions of painting and sculpture. Ms. Larsen currently works for the Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.	Performance Symbol of Connection: Cabaret Biederman Sunday, May 16, 2 :00 p.m. Culminating a month-long study of the theme of connections and the work of Charles Biederman, students and alumni from Marcy Open School in Minneapolis will create and perform a site-specific, cabaret-style production in the Weisman galleries based on explorations of movement, color, light, shape, and space.
A catalogue, featuring essays by Susan C. Larsen, distinguished American art historian, and Weisman curator Patricia McDonnell is available in the Museum Store. The 24 page book includes fourteen color images as well as an extensive chronology of Charles Biederman's life and work by Kathleen Motes Bennewitz. Contact the Museum Store at (612) 625-9495.

Charles Biederman Events

Special Lecture

The Unique Vision of Charles Biederman
Susan C. Larsen
Sunday, April 18,
2:00 p.m.

In conjunction with the Charles Biederman exhibition, Susan C. Larsen offers a slide lecture on the artistÕs vision of the theoretical and physical dimensions of painting and sculpture. Ms. Larsen currently works for the Archives of American Art, Smithsonian Institution.

Performance

Symbol of Connection: Cabaret Biederman
Sunday, May 16,
2 :00 p.m.

Culminating a month-long study of the theme of connections and the work of Charles Biederman, students and alumni from Marcy Open School in Minneapolis will create and perform a site-specific, cabaret-style production in the Weisman galleries based on explorations of movement, color, light, shape, and space.

A catalogue, featuring essays by Susan C. Larsen, distinguished American art historian, and Weisman curator Patricia McDonnell is available in the Museum Store. The 24 page book includes fourteen color images as well as an extensive chronology of Charles Biederman's life and work by Kathleen Motes Bennewitz. Contact the Museum Store at (612) 625-9495.

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