Join us for a gallery talk with Aimee Slagle, the Frist Art Museum Education and Engagement Department’s spring intern. Together, we’ll journey through the techniques and themes on display in The Impressionist Revolution: Monet to Matisse from the Dallas Museum of Art. We will discuss innovations in the artistic processes that defined the visual language of the impressionist movement and signaled a break from tradition. Discover how a movement characterized by the soft and atmospheric became the face of a rebellious new generation of artists.
About Aimee Slagle
Aimee is an undergraduate fine arts student with a concentration in graphic design and art education at Tennessee Technological University. Her classroom teaching experiences have deepened her appreciation for art making as an essential form of human expression, while her personal design practice is aimed at building community engagement. This, combined with her interest in art history, drives her passion for fostering cultural awareness and inclusivity within the arts. Aimee’s experience in education and design have led her to the Frist, where she works with the Education and Engagement Department, assisting in the development of community programming. Hoping to continue a career in museum education, Aimee is eager to contribute to the Frist’s role in connecting its visitors to the art world.
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