Due to limited parking\, a shuttle \;from an additional lot \;will be available and details will be sent closer to the day of the talk.? \;
\n\nAs the Cape Ann Museum opens its newly renovated space with an exhibition of \;Milton Avery\, Adolph Gottlieb\, and Mark Rothko\, it&rsquo\;s worth remembering their New York friend and colleague Joseph Solman\, a fellow leader of 20th-century American Expressionism with similarly strong ties to Cape Ann. In 1935\, Solman\, Rothko\, and Gottlieb were all members of &ldquo\;The Ten\,&rdquo\; a group that challenged New York museums&rsquo\; resistance to European Expressionism. While Rothko and Gottlieb later shifted toward Abstraction\, Solman spent his life creating Modernist works celebrated nationwide. Join Heather Atwood for a screening of her \;Color of Light \;video on Solman\, followed by a conversation with the artist&rsquo\;s son\, Emmy Award&ndash\;winning journalist Paul Solman.
\n\nThis lecture is presented in conjunction with the museum&rsquo\;s upcoming exhibition\, \;Avery\, Gottlieb\, \;&\; \;Rothko: By the Sea\, offering context and insight into the artists and themes in the exhibit. For more information about upcoming lectures for the exhibition\, please visit the \;Events Calendar.
\n\nHeather Atwood \;has been examining Cape Ann Art and culture for years\, writing for \;The Gloucester Times\, \;Edible Boston\, and \;North Shore Magazine\, among others. \;Today\, she is a host and producer for 1623 Studios\, Cape Ann&rsquo\;s community access media station. Her work has been the recipient of a Mass Creator&rsquo\;s Award\, three awards from the Academy of Interactive and Visual Communications\, and a Davey Award. Her video series\, \;The Color of Light\, \;explores the lives and work of Cape Ann artists from the 19th century to present. The full series can be found on the 1623 Studios Youtube Channel under \;The Color of Light. \;
\n\nPaul Solman \;is an American journalist focused on economics\, business\, and politics since the early 1970s. He has been the business and economics correspondent for the \;PBS NewsHour \;since 1985\, with occasional forays into art reporting. \;His work has been recognized with eight Emmys\, five Peabodys\, a Loeb award\, and a James Beard award for media. \;
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