Join us for a continuation of the fascinating merger of the medical profession and the arts!

Our guest speaker, Mr. Thomas Heyne, combines his dual passions for medicine and art with diagnoses of the aristocrats and patrons who are portrayed in works of art by master artists of the Renaissance, Baroque and Neo-Classic periods. These paintings by Raphael, Holbein, Velazquez, Rembrandt, Goya, Ingres and David unwittingly reveal the physical challenges of their subjects, giving us a unique window into art history.

Three-time Pulitzer Prize nominee, David Leeson will discuss the unparalleled transition from print to digital photography. The shift from mostly print to digital media is opening up more options for business professionals, artists and hobbyists including the emergence of video journalism.

The Dallas Museum of Art presents Legacy of the Plumed Serpent in Ancient Mexico, the first large-scale exploration of the ancient kingdoms of southern Mexico and their patron deity, Quetzalcoatl, an incarnation of the spirit force of wind and rain that combined the attributes of a serpent with those of the quetzal bird, thus the name “Plumed Serpent.”