An intimate evening exploring the intersection of art, identity, and community with internationally renowned artist and curator Lonnie Graham.
Thursday
12
March,
2026
Join The Hurston® Museum for an engaging evening with celebrated artist, educator, and curator Lonnie Graham as he shares insights into the power of art as social commentary.
This special Conversation with the Curator event offers a thought-provoking exploration of how artists reflect, challenge, and inspire their communities. Graham will discuss his own creative journey, the evolving relationship between art and activism, and the cultural legacy of Zora Neale Hurston as a creative visionary.
Designed for art lovers, educators, and community members alike, this evening invites open dialogue, fresh perspectives, and meaningful connection — blending the intimacy of a gallery talk with the depth of a cultural symposium.
Artist talk and moderated discussion with Lonnie Graham
Interactive audience Q&A
Reception and networking opportunity following the program
Exclusive access to current museum exhibitions
Complimentary light refreshments
Lonnie Graham – Internationally recognized photographer, installation artist, and cultural advocate whose work examines human relationships and the role of creativity in community empowerment. His projects have been exhibited worldwide, from the Smithsonian Institution to international biennales, and his teaching and mentorship continue to influence emerging generations of artists.
Venue: Eatonville Event Pavilion (indoor/outdoor hybrid venue)
Doors Open: 5:30 PM | Program begins at 6:00 PM
Parking: Complimentary parking adjacent to the museum.
Dress Code: Business casual or smart casual recommended.
