Bea Nettles, Flower Dress, 1987. Dye diffusion transfer print. George Eastman Museum. Gift of the artist. © Bea Nettles
Bea Nettles, Star Lady, 1970. Gelatin silver print. George Eastman Museum. Gift of the artist © Bea Nettles
Bea Nettles, Hole, 2005; from Return Trip. Inkjet print. George Eastman Museum. Gift of the artist © Bea Nettles
Talk
Jan 28, 2021 - 4–5:30pm
Virtual event

Join exhibiting artist Bea Nettles and Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art Amy L. Powell for a virtual gallery conversation covering fifty years of Nettles’s experimental photographic techniques and formats. 

Registration

This event will be in English and take place via Zoom. Registration is required. 

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Accessibility

Krannert Art Museum endeavors to be accessible to all. This virtual event will be closed captioned via Zoom. If you have questions or would like to request an accessibility accommodation, please email kam-accessibility@illinois.edu. 

 

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