Unless otherwise noted, activities on Thursday evenings are FREE and have no participant limitations.
May 30 - Film: Camille Claudel (1988)
Introduced by Mary Lyle, Director of Education.
Isabelle Adjani (Best Actress nominee) and Gerard Depardieu star as Camille and Auguste Rodin. The film traces the development of the couple’s intense romance, the rise of Claudel’s career from her start as Rodin’s model, then assistant, and finally as an artist in her own right. Claudel must overcome prejudices against female artists, and the tempestuous relationship with her mentor, Rodin. The film is in French with English subtitles and is rated R for nudity and sexually explicit content.
June 6 - Family Art Fun
Families can participate in an art activity, inspired by the work of Rodin. This week join us for a foil sculpture activity. Create sculptures out of tin foil and try to mimic Rodin’s use of movement and emotion.
June 13 - Film: Rodin (2017)
Introduced by Mary Lyle, Director of Education.
This film is the most recent attempt to capture the life and loves of one of the world’s most famous sculptor, Auguste Rodin. The film takes place around 1880 when Rodin received his first state commission for “The Gates of Hell,” which included two of his most famous sculptures, “The Kiss” and “The Thinker.” The film is in French with English subtitles. This film is not rated but has nudity and sexually explicit content that is not appropriate for anyone under the age of 18.
June 20 - TBA
June 27 - Llano Estacado's Drink and Draw
Artists are welcome to join their friends in the Rodin exhibit for an evening of sketching. Rodin’s technique of “Blind Contour Drawing” will be demonstrated. Bring your sketch pads and we will supply the “drinks.”
July 11 - Sculpture Workshop
Art instructor Nancy Powell will teach a beginning sculpture workshop. $10/person (covers all of the materials); limited to the first 15 people; must be 10+ years old.
July 18 - TBA
Introduced by Mary Lyle, Director of Education.
Isabelle Adjani (Best Actress nominee) and Gerard Depardieu star as Camille and Auguste Rodin. The film traces the development of the couple’s intense romance, the rise of Claudel’s career from her start as Rodin’s model, then assistant, and finally as an artist in her own right. Claudel must overcome prejudices against female artists, and the tempestuous relationship with her mentor, Rodin. The film is in French with English subtitles and is rated R for nudity and sexually explicit content.
June 6 - Family Art Fun
Families can participate in an art activity, inspired by the work of Rodin. This week join us for a foil sculpture activity. Create sculptures out of tin foil and try to mimic Rodin’s use of movement and emotion.
June 13 - Film: Rodin (2017)
Introduced by Mary Lyle, Director of Education.
This film is the most recent attempt to capture the life and loves of one of the world’s most famous sculptor, Auguste Rodin. The film takes place around 1880 when Rodin received his first state commission for “The Gates of Hell,” which included two of his most famous sculptures, “The Kiss” and “The Thinker.” The film is in French with English subtitles. This film is not rated but has nudity and sexually explicit content that is not appropriate for anyone under the age of 18.
June 20 - TBA
June 27 - Llano Estacado's Drink and Draw
Artists are welcome to join their friends in the Rodin exhibit for an evening of sketching. Rodin’s technique of “Blind Contour Drawing” will be demonstrated. Bring your sketch pads and we will supply the “drinks.”
July 11 - Sculpture Workshop
Art instructor Nancy Powell will teach a beginning sculpture workshop. $10/person (covers all of the materials); limited to the first 15 people; must be 10+ years old.
July 18 - TBA
July 25 - Llano Estacado’s Drink and Draw
Artists are welcome to join their friends in the Rodin exhibit for an evening of sketching. Bring your sketch pads and we will supply the “drinks.”
Artists are welcome to join their friends in the Rodin exhibit for an evening of sketching. Bring your sketch pads and we will supply the “drinks.”
August 1 – TBA
For more information, please call the Museum at 575-492-2678 or visit our website at www.nmjc.edu/museum.
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