Ceci est un event archivé de la Fête de la Culture 2019.
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In Conversation: Paula Butterfield discusses La Luministe: Berthe Morisot, Painter of Light
Peinture Arts visuels Écriture et littérature Jeunes et ados
Date et heure
Lieu
Indigo Metrotown, Metropolis Mall
Vancouver (Burnaby), BC
Accès
Gratuit.
Offert en Anglais.
Accessible en chaise roulante.
À propos
Moderator Dr. Sue Brower will interview author Paula Butterfield, whose novel, La Luministe, is about Berthe Morisot, the first woman French Impressionist painter.
Anyone interested in art, including people who may have seen Morisot's work at the Vancouver Art Gallery's recent French Moderns show, will be interested in hearing about the woman that the other Impressionists regarded as the most avant-garde of them all. Her light-infused paintings (earning Morisot the name "la luministe") depict women who possessed an interior life.
Morisot's fascinating life included Paris, art, romance, war, and family secrets. Her struggle to combine her passion for painting with her desire for a family is one that still resonates today.
The conversation will include questions from attendees and short readings from the novel. A book signing will follow.
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- Read reviews of La Luministe goodreads.com
Organisateur
Chapters Indigo Books
Author Paula Butterfield taught college courses about women artists for twenty years before turning to writing about them. La Luministe, her debut novel, earned a Chanticleer Best Historical Fiction Award. Committed to sharing women's stories, Paula is currently working on her next book about two rival American artists.