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Thursday 02/16/2023
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm

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The Museo is proud to join Il Cenacolo for their “Speaker Series” featuring PhD Tricia Grame.

THE ZOOM EVENT IS FOR MUSEO MEMBERS ONLY

February 16 | 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM

The Evolving Female Symbol and Image in the History of Art presentation by Tricia Grame, PhD

Dr. Tricia Grame will be discussing the evolution of the female symbol and image in the history of art. Her research was done in Italy and Malta, concentrating on the evidence that prehistoric people celebrated a female deity for nearly 30,000 years beginning in the Ice Age. Some images were realistic, expressionistic or abstract. Without the written word, these ancient artifacts spoke a language. She will then turn to the masterpieces of the Renaissance—the most extraordinary period in art history. For those Italian artists, the female became the most used subject in their art, blending religion, mythology and the landscape. Contemporary artists continue to paint and sculpt her form with a different perspective. Her symbol and image have changed dramatically; she is no longer voiceless.

“Art enriches and endures as a primary source for understanding the development of history, our enduring imprint, and the effects upon our identity.”

Museo Members can use the below link to receive the Zoom meeting link:

https://www.ilcenacolosf.org/museo-italo-americano…/

 

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Image divided in 2. Left side an image of a woman from the 70s in a living room. Right side Logo of Leonardo Da Vinci Society and Museo Italo Americano. Title of the event: Cultura del Femminismo, Italian Feminism, Media and Everyday Life (1950-1970). Presentation By Antonella Vitale in conversation with Laura Ruberto. With the Patronage of Itituto Italiano di Cultura San Francisco. On March 16 at 6:30 PM