Image Credits: Photographs provided by Flanigan’s students

At BRAHM's Thursday Art and Culture (TAC) Talk on May 13th, Maggie Flanigan will share a brief history of photography in relationship to our current exhibition TRANSFORMATION.

About the Speaker

Recently returning to her hometown, Maggie Flanigan has spent the past two years working in education and galleries in Richmond, VA. Maggie holds a BFA in Studio Art from Appalachian State University and an MFA in Photography from Tyler School of Art, Temple University. 

Being deeply entrenched in education is of utmost importance to her career, staying engaged in the art community both through gallery and museum work as well as teaching brings balance into her personal art practice. Currently teaching as an Adjunct Instructor at Appalachian State and Caldwell Community College are just a few ways Maggie maintains this balance. 

While her personal art practice centers around ideas of intimacy and immediacy through the use of alternative photographic methods and printmaking techniques, Flanigan is deeply saturated in the art community and finds inspiration in all forms of contemporary art practices from objects to performance and mixed media digital arts. 

About TAC Talks
TAC Talks bring collegiate level lectures to your museum. Featuring scholars from around the country, the lectures are selected to provide supplemental information on our current exhibits or highlight the history and heritage of the mountains.

Cost: $8 general admission | FREE for Museum members (not yet a member? join today and save!)