Enough Art History to Sound Smart at the Museum (Online, Tuition-Free)
Adult Online TuitionFree | Registration opens Tuesday, October 27, 2026 8:00 AM EDT
Intimidated by the renaissance? Afraid of minimalism? In this light hearted introduction to western art history, we'll build comfort with looking at and talking about art. Spanning the ancient world to contemporary works, this class will lay out a narrative of how we got where we are. You'll leave with a better understanding of all that stuff on the walls, several games to enliven to your next museum trip, and stories to impress your gallery companions.
Zach Ozma
Zach Ozma is an interdisciplinary artist and writer. He is the author of Etiquette In The Arts (Spiral Editions), BLACK DOG DRINKING FROM AN OUTDOOR POOL (Sibling Rivalry Press), and with Ellis Martin co-edited WE BOTH LAUGHED IN PLEASURE: The Selected Diaries of Lou Sullivan (a 2020 Lambda Literary Award winner. Nightboat Books). He has exhibited at ArtYard, Zach's Crab Shack, Root Division, 1122 Gallery, and CTRL+SHFT, and other locations. Raised by folk musicians in Seattle and the Santa Cruz mountains, he came of age as an artist in Oakland at California College of the Arts and in the East Bay experimental poetry scene. Ozma holds a BFA from CCA in Community Arts and lives in the Philadelphia area.
https://www.zachozma.com/