The Brown Bag Lecture Series is sponsored by the Oakland County Office of Arts, Culture & Film. The Presentations are from noon to 1:00 p.m. in the Oakland County Auditorium, located in Building 49 West. Please bring your lunch. Coffee and tea will be served. All lectures are free and registration is not required.
The Oakland County Office of Arts, Culture & Film serves to enhance, strengthen and promote the arts and cultural life in Oakland County through advocacy, promotion, funding, and programming initiatives. Call 248-858-0415 or visit http://www.artsoakland.com for more information.
May 20, 2004
A "Firm Persuasion" The makeing of a Potter in 21st Century Michigan
John Glick, Artist Having his work included in the collections of 14 museums, 13 university art collections and numerous private and public corporations, including Oakland County, has made John Glick a popular name in Michigan. Since 1964 he has been a professional studio artist working in clay combining "complex and painterly expressions." John lectures nationally and internationally and is a much sought after workshop leader. His lecture will prove to be just as interesting as his art.
June 17, 2004
Anne and Rob Burns, Musicians
Anne and Rob Burns play lively tunes on their extensive collection of replicas of Renaissance instruments, and relate music to the culture of the people who lived in the time of Shakespeare and Leonardo da Vinci. Their music brings the Renaissance alive and will delight those interested in History, Music, English, Literature and Social Studies.
