Women and Art: Ancient to Modern (In Person)

In this six-week course, we will explore the representation and contributions of women in visual arts throughout history through a lens of compassion, courage, and community. Through visual analysis, lecture, and thoughtful discussion, we will reflect on how the portrayal of women in art reveals the values, traditions, and mores of diverse cultures. Together, we will honor the wisdom and resilience of women artists—both as creators and as subjects—and examine the barriers they faced with hope and understanding. Join us as we learn, listen, and find connection through the powerful legacy of women in art.

Dates: October 9, 16, 23, 30 November 6 & 13

This course follows a sequential structure, but anyone is welcome to join at any point, or to drop in to any class. If you have questions regarding participation, please contact the program leader.

About Ivy: Ivy Cubell is passionate about art and history and making connections between the two in dynamic and thought-provoking ways. She has been an MFA Gallery Instructor since 2002.

Registration: This event is available in person. Please click the appropriate purple bar above to register.

This program is a part of TBElle (Temple Beth Elohim Lifelong Learning Experience). For over ten years, TBElle has been a vibrant community where congregants learn and grow together. This relaxed and fun experience is led by you—our fellow TBE members—who are eager to share their knowledge, experiences, stories, and talents. Discover new passions, connect with others, and contribute your unique perspective. Come participate and enrich our shared journey!