Conversations with a Curator: Native People through the Lens of Edward S. Curtis
At the Museum
Members are invited to go deeper into the background and legacy of the stunning photogravures in our special exhibition Storytelling: Native People through the Lens of Edward S. Curtis.
Museum Librarian Terri Sheridan and Associate Curator of Anthropology Brian Barbier, M.A., will answer your questions and discuss the context in which Curtis worked, how it relates to anthropological approaches of his time, and how today’s anthropologists view this nascent period of their discipline.
Enjoy beer, wine, and light appetizers during this Members-only evening.
Tickets for $35
At the Naturalist level or above? Call 805-682-4711 ext. 114 or email membership@sbnature2.org to reserve two tickets for free.
Not at the Naturalist level? Call 805-682-4711 ext. 114 to upgrade your membership and you'll receive free access to exclusive Member events and gallery opening receptions, plus guest passes.
Image: East Mesa Girls, 1921 by Edward S. Curtis
Related Exhibition: Storytelling: Native People through the Lens of Edward S. Curtis
