In Focus Film Series Presents: For the Love of Art

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JAMES CASTLE: PORTRAIT OF AN ARTIST (53 Minutes)
A powerful story of self-taught deaf artist James Castle. Born in rural Idaho in 1899, Castle used soot from the stove, sticks, string and discarded paper products to create landscape and portrait sketches, toy dolls, and books. An early example of an outsider artist, now globally recognized in the art world.
Introduced by Deborah Burke, Associate Curator, Gilcrease Museum


Noon - 1pm
Aaronson Auditorium
Central Library
4th St. and S. Denver Ave.
Free and open to the public.

Feel free to bring your lunch. Light refreshments and coffee provided.