Fall Lecture Series and Artist Talks Highlight New York's Art Season

New York's fall art season features numerous lectures and panels across museums, galleries, and art schools. At Vogt Gallery, British-born sculptor Garth Evans launched his monograph 'Garth Evans Sculpture: Beneath the Skin' last week, with a conversation scheduled for this evening at 6:30pm with artcritical Publisher/Editor David Cohen. The book, edited by Ann Compton and published by PWP with assistance from the Henry Moore Foundation, includes contributions from Evans's wife Leila Philip. Pratt Institute's Visiting Lecture Series began on September 30 with Tom Sachs, followed by Aura Satz on October 7, Leigh Ledar on November 18, and Judith Bernstein on December 9 at 7PM in Memorial Hall. The New York Studio School Evening Lecture Series opened on October 1 with a discussion between Svetlana Alpers and Alexi Worth about Alpers's new book 'Roof Life'. On October 2, sculptor Alain Kirili will discuss Matisse's sacred work at Saint-Paul de Vence and his own crucifixion themes with Father Paul Anel. Upcoming speakers at the School include Louise Fishman on October 8, Lisa Yuskavage in conversation with Phong Bui on October 15, Hilary Harkness on November 5, Paul Resika in conversation with Jennifer Samet on November 12, Robert Taplin on December 3, and Tina Barney on December 10. These events offer gallerygoers direct insights from artists, with artcritical.com providing comprehensive listings.