Picasso & the Mediterranean Imagination
Randa Privett, PhD
Oct 14, 21, 28, 2026
Wednesday, 5:30-7pm
Member $75, Nonmember $95
Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of Pablo Picasso in this captivating three-class series that explores how the sun-drenched landscapes, rich culture, and sensual spirit of the Mediterranean shaped one of the greatest artists of the 20th century. From his early years in Barcelona and bohemian Paris through the revolutionary invention of Cubism to his passionate late works in the South of France, participants will discover how Picasso’s art radiates the color, mythology, and creative energy of the Mediterranean. Including iconic masterpieces such as Guernica and his joyful ceramics, this series offers Sarasota art lovers a deeper understanding of Picasso’s genius, his cultural roots, and his enduring legacy.
Historian Randa Privett holds a Ph.D. in Cultural Studies and taught for more than a decade at universities in Washington, D.C., including George Washington University and American University. Her work has been supported by NEH-funded projects, and she's presented research at the Library of Congress
Lecture Series
All skill levels welcome
Education Policy
Picasso & the Mediterranean Imagination
Randa Privett, PhD
Oct 14, 21, 28, 2026
Wednesday, 5:30-7pm
Member $75, Nonmember $95
Immerse yourself in the vibrant world of Pablo Picasso in this captivating three-class series that explores how the sun-drenched landscapes, rich culture, and sensual spirit of the Mediterranean shaped one of the greatest artists of the 20th century. From his early years in Barcelona and bohemian Paris through the revolutionary invention of Cubism to his passionate late works in the South of France, participants will discover how Picasso’s art radiates the color, mythology, and creative energy of the Mediterranean. Including iconic masterpieces such as Guernica and his joyful ceramics, this series offers Sarasota art lovers a deeper understanding of Picasso’s genius, his cultural roots, and his enduring legacy.
Historian Randa Privett holds a Ph.D. in Cultural Studies and taught for more than a decade at universities in Washington, D.C., including George Washington University and American University. Her work has been supported by NEH-funded projects, and she's presented research at the Library of Congress
Lecture Series
All skill levels welcome
Education Policy
