Cinéma Art Historique: "Loving Vincent"

Get ready for the newest Polk Museum of Art series: Cinéma Art Historique! This free-admission film series is designed to explore the connections between art history and cinema. After each screening, enjoy a Q&A and discussion with Dr. Alex Rich, Executive Director and Chief Curator, about how the evening's film aligns with the histories and stories it strives to tell. First in the series: Loving Vincent (2017). This film, created in oil paint animation, tells the troubled story of Vincent Van Gogh through the investigative eyes of a young man sent to deliver the artist’s final letter. This event is sponsored by the Department of Art History and Museum Studies at Florida Southern College. Registration is required, and space is limited. All attendees must wear face masks throughout the program per FSC guidelines. The film screening and Q&A will be held in the Polk Museum of Art's Auditorium. Poster Image: "LOVING VINCENT" - © 2017 GOOD DEED ENTERTAINMENT