Art History + Curated Wine Tasting = Wining About Art…..
2019 Wining About Art Lecture + Wine Tasting
Join us at MoCA L.I. for a unique experience pairing art history with a curated wine pairing. These events include 6 -8 selected wines and light bites. There is limited seating for each lecture so please register early. No walk-in seats are available.
What exactly is Wining About
Wining About Art is an original program created by PAC that presents a new series of art talks in a very special way! Each art historical topic will be paired with wines from the associated region. Our speakers are professors, educators and professionals in their field and our wines are carefully curated to complement each lecture
LECTURE I | Romanticism
Saturday, February, 22 from 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM | Lecture with Prof. John Cino & Wine curator by Lori Devlin
Find a soul mate or good friend and come learn about Romanticism. Romanticism was a movement in art, literature, music and virtually all creative endeavors beginning in the late 18th century and lasting until c. 1850. It flourished across Europe and the US. Its styles and subjects were diverse but some key components were the creative genius, dreams, individual emotions, a thirst for the exotic and the awe of nature. Artists discussed include William Blake, (England), Francisco de Goya (Spain), Caspar Friederich (Germany), Eugene Delacroix (France) and Thomas Cole (US.)
LECTURE II
It’s All Greek to Me” | The Art of Ancient Greece
Saturday, March 28 from 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM | Lecture with Professor Loretta Corbisiero &
Wine curator by Lori Devlin
This lecture will examine the influences and connections that Ancient Greek art and architecture have in our daily surroundings. We begin with marble figurines of the Early Cycladic culture along with funerary objects and palaces built by the Mycenaeans. Discover the concept of classical art and architecture introduced by the Ancient Greeks which developed a distinct artistic and architectural identity and had a profound impact on every Western culture since their time. Explore the idealization of the human form and beauty of the nude body through sculpture. Marked by the development and refinement of artistic styles and architectural forms and divided into the Geometric, Archaic, Early and High Classical, Late Classical, and the Hellenistic periods, we will view artifacts from each period and discover the connections of past and present while exploring and appreciating the important contributions and legacy of Ancient Greece.
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