Art History Lecture Series: Making sense of Abstract Art with Kim-Ly Moynihan
Making Sense of Abstract Art
ART HISTORY LECTURE SERIESArt History Lecture Series
Making Sense of Abstract Art
with Kim-Ly Moynihan, Ph.D.
When and why did artists decide that art no longer had to represent the visible world?
Join art historian Kim-Ly Moynihan, Ph.D. for an engaging look at the
emergence of abstract art and how it changed the way we see and experience art.
No previous art history experience is needed. Whether you’re an artist, art lover,
or simply curious, come discover the artists, ideas, and movements that transformed
the visual world.
This lecture complements The Art Guild’s upcoming exhibition,
Abstract Perspectives.
Choose Your Session
ART HISTORY OVER LUNCH
Thursday, October 8 • 12:00–1:00 PM
Bring your lunch and enjoy an inspiring midday hour of art history.
Location: The Art Guild
Admission: $10 per person
Advance registration required.
Space is limited. Reserve your spot and spend an hour looking at abstract art
with a fresh perspective.
About Kim-Ly Moynihan, Ph.D.
Kim-Ly Moynihan, Ph.D. is an independent art historian and educator specializing
in European art of the Renaissance and early modern period. She earned her doctorate
from Columbia University in 2012, where she taught Art Humanities for several years,
and more recently served as an adjunct professor at Farmingdale State College.
A passionate teacher, Kim-Ly brings her depth of knowledge and approachable style
to engaging lectures suited to all audiences. She continues to research, write,
and present at academic conferences.
