Nicole Irene Anderson creates psychological, ambiguous compositions that respond to specific locations and lived experiences. Anderson earned an M.F.A. in Art Studio from the University of California, Davis, and a B.F.A. in Painting/Drawing from California College of the Arts in San Francisco. 

Please join Art History Professor Heidi Saleh for an upcoming lecture examining Claude Monet’s celebrated 1908 Venetian campaign.

Designed as a companion to the Monet and Venice exhibition currently on view (3/21/26 – 7/26/26) at the de Young Museum in San Francisco, this talk will explore the historical and stylistic context of Monet's time in the Floating City. We will analyze his approach to seriality, his technique for capturing light on water, and how these canvases fit into the broader trajectory of late Impressionism.

Whether you have already visited the de Young exhibition or are planning a trip, this lecture will provide a deeper framework for appreciating and engaging with these works.

Jennifer Scheuer is an artist invested in lithography and the history of print.

Jennifer Scheuer is a recipient of the 2022 DeHaan Artist of Distinction Award from the Indianapolis Arts Council, and the 2019 Eliza Moore Fellowship for Artistic Excellence  from the Oak Spring Garden Foundation.

Scheuer received her MFA in Studio Arts: Printmaking at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville. She attended the Tamarind Institute’s Printer Training Program in Albuquerque, NM. Scheuer received her BFA from Minnesota State University in Moorhead, MN.  Her recent work utilizes silkscreen, lithography, relief, and bookmaking.