Join us at this exclusive evening for educators where you can enjoy after-hours access to the Walker’s new exhibition, An Art of Changes: Jasper Johns Prints, 1960–2018, participate in printmaking and gallery activities, gather resources to share with students, take a tour, and enjoy a free drink on us!*
RSVP by Sunday, February 23.
This event is free and open to K–12 teachers of all disciplines. Parking will be provided. Educators may bring one additional guest.
*One free drink ticket per educator. Drink tickets are only available for teachers who show their teacher IDs at check-in.
How the Walker Art Center Acquired Every Print Jasper Johns Ever Made
In 1987, a New York gallery contacted the Walker with an extraordinary offer: an opportunity to purchase 317 prints by Jasper Johns—everything the artist had produced up to that point. No public institution in the world owned a complete collection of graphic work by Johns—who, it turns out, was the unnamed seller behind the collection. As we open An Art of Changes: Jasper Johns Prints, 1960–2018, curator Joan Rothfuss looks at this extraordinary body of work by an American icon.
