Ronny Quevedo, los desaparecidos (the arbiter of time), 2018
Image Credit

Ronny Quevedo (b. 1981, Guayaquil, Ecuador), los desaparecidos (the arbiter of time), 2018. Wax, pattern paper and gold leaf on muslin; 50 x 62 in. Denver Art Museum; Purchased with generous funds from the Marion G. Hendrie Fund, Ralph L. & Florence R. Burgess Trust and Alianza de las Artes Americanas in honor of Ruth Tomlingson. ©Ronny Quevedo

ReVisión: A New Look at Art in the Americas

The 20th Annual Mayer Center Symposium
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Ronny Quevedo (b. 1981, Guayaquil, Ecuador), los desaparecidos (the arbiter of time), 2018. Wax, pattern paper and gold leaf on muslin; 50 x 62 in. Denver Art Museum; Purchased with generous funds from the Marion G. Hendrie Fund, Ralph L. & Florence R. Burgess Trust and Alianza de las Artes Americanas in honor of Ruth Tomlingson. ©Ronny Quevedo

Overview

Inspired by the exhibition ReVisión: Art in the Americas, the 20th Annual Mayer Center Symposium will explore the art of the Americas as a single interwoven story by collapsing time and distance and connecting history, legend, memory, and the present.

Tickets to this symposium will also include breakfast, lunch, access to the museum, and a cocktail reception with hors d'oeuvres.

Scroll below for a list of speakers.

Details of this event are subject to change.

Onsite and Online
Ticket required, discount for members, additional discount for Museum Friends. You can get tickets for either onsite or online access.

Ticketing Information

  • Museum Friends
    • $45 in-person
    • $10 online access
  • Members
    • $55 in-person
    • $15 online access
  • Non-members
    • $65 in-person
    • $25 online access
  • Students
    • $25 in-person
    • Free online access

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Speaker Information

  • Idurre Alonso, Associate Curator, Getty Research Institute
  • Alexander Apostol, artist
  • Jose Luis Blondet, Curator of Special Initiatives, LACMA
  • Rafael Fajardo, Associate Professor at the University of Denver
  • Ronald Rael, Professor at UC Berkeley
  • Sandy Rodriguez, artist
  • Clarissa Tossin, artist
  • Luis Vargas Santiago, Professor of Art History at the Instituto de Investigaciones Estéticas at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México