Omss Art: Dont Miss the Last XX-XY/Gender Representation in Art Lecture

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The Art of Conversation UCF Lecture Series

Enhanced Bodies as Art, Text and Technology

by Bruce Janz

Sunday, April 10, 1:30pm at the OMA

As the final presentation of our UCF Department of Philosophy lecture series, Dr. Bruce Janz, department chair, will discuss the theme of 'enhancements' as seen in the current exhibition, XX-XY/Gender Representation in Art. You won't want to miss this opportunity to learn about the different nuances reflected in the exhibition. Free event. After the lecture, all are encouraged to visit the exhibition with Dr. Janz, with paid gallery admission.

On View:

XX-XY/Gender Representation in Art

The critique of gender and cultural identity is a powerful theme in contemporary art. XX-XY/Gender Representation in Art draws upon the OMA's Permanent Collection and from local, private and public collections to examine the roles of men and women and how they are portrayed visually throughout time. In developing this exhibition, the OMA curatorial staff worked in partnership with Bruce B. Janz, Ph.D., and Kristin Congdon, Ph.D., from the University of Central Florida's (UCF's) Department of Philosophy.

Also on view, in partnership with UCF, are Ke Francis in the New Work Gallery and Expressions in Glass: Therman Statom's Caballo Volador Project, a joint project with Flying Horse Editions.

The exhibition is funded in part by Orange County Government through the Arts & Cultural Affairs Program.