Free to members or with admission 

Join us every Friday at noon for a 30-minute gallery talk with curators, artists, and community voices exploring art, the PMA Collection, and creative practice.

Noontime Curator Talk: Spotlight on Marguerite Thompson Zorach With Ramey Mize, Associate Curator of American Art 

Join us for an intimate exploration of Marguerite Thompson Zorach’s Diana of the Sea, 1940. Zorach, a pioneering modernist, transformed everyday life into vibrant compositions of color, texture, and pattern, drawing on European modernism, American folk art, and her own innovative embroidery techniques.

This talk will highlight her unique approach to form and color, her keen observation of daily life, and the playful, expressive qualities that make her work both intimate and extraordinary. 

Marguerite Thompson Zorach (United States, 1887–1968), Diana of the Sea, 1940. Oil on canvas, 44 × 34 inches. Museum purchase in memory of Tessim Zorach.