Organized and conceived by Kamila Glowacki, Art Remastered is a long-standing music performance series that has returned for its sixth iteration at Krannert Art Museum.
Partially supported by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council Agency.
Rather than only utilizing the museum space as a performance venue, Art Remastered taps into the strengths of local musicians as artists and storytellers and invites them to share their unique creative responses to the art on display. Matt Talbott is a singer, songwriter, and touring musician based in Champaign, IL. Accompanied by nylon string guitar and analog tape and digital loops, Matt explores in his songs the loss of and search for self through earthly and stellar landscapes. Matt’s performance will be augmented with Super 8 film footage collected during his travels as well as artworks selected by Matt from Krannert Art Museum’s collection.
Registration
The performance is sold out. Visitors are welcome to peruse the rest of the museum galleries.
Access Notes
Portions of Krannert Art Museum are currently under construction. The accessible, step-free entry to the museum is available via the ramp at the north entrance to the Link Gallery, nearest to the Siebel Center for Design. To easily access this entrance, please park in Lot E18 via Fourth St. (free parking in this lot after 5pm). Go toward the end of the parking lot, and you will encounter a wooden ramp that leads to automated doors to the Link Gallery. Once in the building, Krannert Art Museum is clearly marked through the glass doors to the left.
The hour-long performance will be in a relaxed environment with a variety of chairs, benches, and floor pillows available for seating. Attendees are encouraged to explore adjacent galleries during the performance.
This performance will include ASL interpretation.
KAM offers a variety of accessibility supports to help ensure all visitors can fully participate in our programs and events. Please email us at kam-accessibility@illinois.edu if you have any questions or would like to request an accommodation.
