Thursday, October 5, 2023
7:00 pm–8:00 pm
Museum of Fine Art, Boston
How can Dutch art from the 17th century propel conversations and inspire new ways of thinking, creating, and innovating?
The Dutch have a long history of being inventors: from the microscope to Wi-Fi, Dutch inventions have helped build the modern world as we know it. Join a conversation between panelists from the art and the science worlds exploring how creation, invention, and innovation are related and necessary for growth to occur, and look at the roles the Netherlands and Greater Boston have played in creating and inventing through the centuries.
Copresented by the Center for Netherlandish Art and Netherlands Innovation Network.
Speakers:
- Diemut Strebe, artist, intersection of art and science
- Perry Chapman, professor emerita of Art History, University of Delaware
- Kasper Roet, CEO of QurAlis
Moderated by Sarah Mastrangelo, Cunningham Associate Conservator in Painting, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
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