OUTSIDER: THE LIFE AND ART OF JUDITH SCOTT (26 Minutes)
Artist Judith Scott's densely layered, abstract yarn sculptures are
all the more powerful knowing the challenges she faced. Scott
had Down syndrome and, after being branded as profoundly
retarded, spent 35 years in an institution before being allowed the
opportunity to truly express herself through her art.
Introduced by Amber Tait, Arts and Humanities Council of Tulsa
Bonus Film: "Famous Paintings," animated by Maarten Koopman
Noon - 1pm
Aaronson Auditorium
Central Library
4th St. and S. Denver Ave.
Free and open to the public.
Feel free to bring your lunch. Light refreshments and coffee provided.