INSIGHTS: A Sculptor’s Eye: The Drawings of Charles Umlauf

Free & open to the Public

25th Anniversary UMLAUF Insights lecture in conjunction with the Studio in the Museum exhibition:

“A Sculptor’s Eye: The Drawings of Charles Umlauf,” by Thomas Motley, Professor of Art and Art History, Richland College, Dallas

Wednesday, September 28th, 6pm

UMLAUF

Thomas Motley

Thomas Motley is Professor of Art and Art History and the Leading Faculty member in Drawing at Richland College, Dallas.  Motley is an artist and writer who has received numerous art and teaching fellowships in the United States and abroad. In 2014, he developed a keen interest in Umlauf’s practice and has been studying the drawings intensively in preparation for this Insights talk, “A Sculptor’s Eye: The Drawings of Charles Umlauf.”

Some recent articles (including a review of the UMLAUF’s C2 exhibition featuring Charles Umlauf and Charles Williams) can be found here:

http://dallasbiennial.org/zumbeispiel/thomas-motley/

http://eutopia.us/author/tom-motley/

Insights increases the appreciation of Charles Umlauf’s work and sculpture in general through lectures from visiting artists and scholars. Usually accompanying the museum’s newest exhibition, INSIGHTS encourages the development of critical perspectives and provides deeper understanding of art. Free and open to the public. This program is partially funded by City of Austin Core Funding 2015-2016.