‘Lecture: The Work of Hilma af Klint’

    

Altarpiece No. 1 by Hilma af Klint, 1907.

The Livingston Library’s lecture series is back, resuming later this month with a discussion on fine arts by an artist. From the publicity:

The Spiritual in Art:

A Guide to the Unseen Forces

Behind Matter

The Work of Hilma af Klint

Presented by Milosz Jeziorski

Thursday, January 29 at 6 p.m.

Masonic Hall, 14th floor

The spiritual message of Hilma’s Paintings for the Temple series. What esoteric traditions inspired Hilma af Klint? And how do we understand the intersection between spirituality and art? That is the ambitious purpose of this presentation.

Milosz Jeziorski

Milosz Jeziorski, a Past Master of Compact Lodge 402, is a multidisciplinary artist and creator of the podcast Creative Codex, where he crafts sonic portraits of history’s great creative minds. He holds a Master’s in Film Scoring from NYU and won Best Original Score at VisionFest for Ontologica.

RSVP here.

There will be priority seating for Friends of the Library, a new membership program created to support the educational mission of the Livingston Masonic Library. Annual membership costs $50 and includes priority seating at lectures and access to an exclusive Friends reception before each program.

Photo ID is required to enter Masonic Hall, located at 71 West 23rd Street in Manhattan.