One Thousand Pieces: Artist Talk

Discover the magic where art, music, and dance meet! Inspired by the luminous work of Marc Chagall, including his iconic America Windows, join Bechtler Curator Dr. Katia Zavistovski, Charlotte Ballet Artistic Director Alejandro Cerrudo, and Charlotte Symphony Orchestra President and CEO David Fisk for a dynamic conversation, moderated by Kimberly Pereira, Director of Education & Community Engagement at the Charlotte Ballet. Together, they’ll explore selections of Chagall’s work in the Bechtler collection and share insights into the ballet One Thousand Pieces—Cerrudo’s mesmerizing dance set to the music of Philip Glass and inspired by the visions of Marc Chagall’s America Windows.

This event is open exclusively to members, donors, supporters and their guests of the Bechtler Museum of Modern Art, Charlotte Ballet, and Charlotte Symphony.

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Image Caption:

Marc Chagall (Born Vitebsk (formerly Russian Empire, now Belarus), 1887; died Saint-Paul, France, 1985). America Windows, 1977. Stained glass; Three panels; left: 243.9 × 340.4 cm (96 × 134 in.); middle: 243.9 × 302.3 cm (96 × 119 in.); right: 243.9 × 340.4 cm (96 × 134 in.); overall: 243.9 × 983 cm (96 × 387 in.). A gift of Marc Chagall, the City of Chicago, and the Auxiliary Board of The Art Institute of Chicago, commemorating the American Bicentennial in memory of Mayor Richard J. Daley, 1977.938

Photography Credit: 

Image courtesy of The Art Institute of Chicago.