The Artist who Envisioned Space for a Nation: Chesley Bonestell

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Dates:February 3-7, 2025
Meets:Monday, Wednesday, Friday, February 3, 5, 7 2025, 10 a.m. to 12 noon
Location:Online Course
Cost: $60.00

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Throughout history humankind has fantasized the mystery and wonder of what lies beyond the earth. Astronomers studied the skies, authors penned space adventures, but only a handful of artists portrayed space. American artist, Chesley Bonestell 1888-1986 was integral and essential to creating our nation's vision of space both in film and for the future American space program. This course shares the cultural and historical significance of Bonestell's oeuvre and why he is considered "the father of space art". Likely you have experienced the brilliance of Bonestell without even knowing as his contributions to American art and architecture spans from coast to coast.
Fee: $60.00

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Kristen Beirne

Kristen Beirne, MLA, holds a Master's of Liberal Arts from Johns Hopkins University with a focus on the intersections of women and art history. She earned her Bachelor's of Liberal Arts from DePaul University with a focus on art and community engagement. Kristen provides lectures, courses, and studio workshops offering creative art spaces. An art educator, historian, and docent, she embraces her passion for sharing art and art history with students of all ages.  

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