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SUMMARY:Know Gardens - Color & Light in Monet's Gardens
LOCATION:Downtown Bend Library\nDowntown Bend Library
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DESCRIPTION:Explore Monet�s gardens with Jason Lamb\, art history profes
 sor at COCC.\nPerhaps the most important leader of the Impressionist movem
 ent\, Claude Monet was one of the first artists to create paintings almost
  entirely outside\, in the open air.  His fascination with the optical eff
 ects of color and light led to some of the most innovative and memorable l
 andscapes of the 19th Century.  Many of these were directly inspired by th
 e gardens at his various homes in the 1870s and 1880s.  Most expansive of 
 all were his gardens at Giverny\, which inspired hundreds of paintings and
  series that remain incredibly popular even today.  Join COCC�s Associat
 e Professor of Art History Jason Lamb on an exploration of Monet�s garde
 ns\, as immortalized in some of the artist�s most enduring works.\nJason
  is an associate professor of Art History at COCC.&amp\;#8239\;He comes fr
 om a lengthy fine arts background\, having completed two Bachelor of Fine 
 Arts degrees (in painting and art history) at the University of Illinois\,
  and a Master of Arts in art history from Northern Illinois University.&am
 p\;#8239\; Jason has been teaching visual arts and art history since 2006 
 and joined COCC in the fall of 2013.\nHis primary area of art historical e
 xpertise is early modern art\, including extensive experience discussing a
 nd instructing students in the history of art from many different time per
 iods and cultures around the world. In addition to his role as an art hist
 orian\, Jason is also a practicing artist with a background in painting an
 d digital illustration. He regularly participates in the annual Faculty Ar
 t Exhibition and has made his work and artistic expertise available to stu
 dents and the local community in numerous ways\, most notably as faculty a
 dvisor to the student Art Club\, and through his ongoing collaborative wor
 k with Deschutes Public Library and Mountain View High School. In addition
  to his own studio practice\, Jason has sporadically done contract work in
  concept art and animation for various companies in the video game industr
 y.\n*cr*.\nhttps://dpl.libnet.info/event/11607485
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