Appearances

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May
20

Princeton University Art Museum

Conversation | Francis Bacon: Revelations

With Art Museum Director James Steward

By day the painter Francis Bacon explored the secrets of a dark century; by night he swashbuckled through London’s Soho, a Wildean figure who “adored” life and never concealed his homosexuality.

In their monumental new biography of the artist, Francis Bacon: Revelations, Mark Stevens ’73 and Annalyn Swan ’73 — who won the Pulitzer Prize for de Kooning: An American Master — bring to life this complex man and offer fresh insights into his unforgettable art.

Free registration via Zoom through the event page at the Princeton University Art Museum website.

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Apr
15

LIVE from NYPL

On Francis Bacon: Annalyn Swan and Mark Stevens with Fintan O'Toole

The Pulitzer Prize–winning authors discuss their biography of painter Francis Bacon, the first comprehensive survey of his life and work.

To register and for more information, please visit: event page at NYPL

Accessibility Notes:

  • A live transcript will be provided. Media will be accompanied by alt text to reference before the program or by audio description.

  • ASL interpretation is available upon request

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Apr
6

192 Books

In Conversation with Michael Cary of the Gagosian Gallery

Presented by 192 Books and Paula Cooper Gallery, the live event will be streamed directly on PCG Studio on Tuesday April 6th at 6 PM EST. There is no login or rsvp required. A recording will be archived and posted shortly afterwards.

For more information, please visit: Events at 192 Books

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