The style of art in France significantly changed with the opening of trade with Japan through the efforts of a Parisian art dealer. He changed the jeweler's pallet, as well as the subject matter. Dorothy Mikuska's presentation showcases works by Georges Fouquet, Louis Aucoc, Philip Wolfers, Lucien Galliard, and the premier jeweler of the Period, Rene Lalique.
60 minutes - Youth to Adult Regular Museum Admission; Museum Members Free
In celebration of World Environment Day, the Museum is partnering with SCARCE of Addison to dive into the minerals hidden in our phones. Join us for hands-on activities, including exploring Natural Resources from around the world, playing an eco-themed Bingo game, and participating in a Trash to Treasures Matching Game, where you’ll learn how to repurpose old tech. Plus, SCARCE’s Executive Director, Kay McKeen, will lead a discussion filled with creative tips and practical ideas for reducing waste and conserving the materials found in your technology. This program is supported by the Smithsonian Institution, helping to inspire positive change for the environment, one gadget at a time.
Activities – 1:00 p.m to 3:00 p.m.
Ages 8 years and older
Regular Museum Admission
Museum Members Free
Reservations Required
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