Rebecca Albiani’s Art History Lecture Series highlights works in the Frye Collections and exhibitions and illuminates topics in the world history of art. Educational and entertaining, Albiani’s illustrated lectures expand understanding of visual art, artists, and the culture of their times.
The 2009–2010 Art History Lecture Series with Rebecca Albiani will be announced in late July. Please return to this page for lecture topics and series purchasing information.
Educators: Continuing education credits and clock hours are available for these lectures. See the box below for more information.
Upcoming Events
2008-09 Art History Lecture Series with Rebecca Albiani
Madness and Romanticism Thursday, July 9, 7 pm Friday, July 10, 11 am
Raphael in the Papal Apartments Thursday, August 13, 7 pm Friday, August 14, 11 am
About the Instructor
Rebecca Albiani
Albiani, a Seattle-based art historian, is a Ph.D. candidate in Renaissance art history, and received an M.A. from Stanford University and a B.A. from University of California Berkeley, where she majored in art history and spent her junior year in Venice. As a student, she was a graduate lecturing fellow at Washington's National Gallery and a Fulbright Scholar in Venice. Since 1997 she has taught the Frye art history lecture series. albianiart.com
Tickets
2008-09 Art History Lecture Series with Rebecca Albiani
The series is sold out, although individual tickets may be available at the Auditorium door on a space-available basis on the day of each lecture.
Individual Tickets are released first-come, first-served. Individual tickets for Thursday night lecture and reception are $9 members, seniors, students, teachers, artists; $13 nonmembers. Individual tickets for Friday lectures are $8 members, seniors, students, teachers, artists; $12 nonmembers. All individual ticket sales are cash only.
Series passes are nonrefundable and not interchangeable between different lecture series or between Thursday evenings and Friday mornings.
Clock Hours and Credits for Educators
In addition to the series fee, please pay the following fees directly to Seattle Pacific University (SPU) at the first lecture of the series. Do not include payment for credits and clock hours with your workshop registration.
$43 for one credit; $15 for ten clock hours
Click here for more information on the Frye's programs for educators.