Natalie Frank’s vibrant, visceral paintings use the figure to tell the story of what it means to be human. She explores issues of identity, femininity, and sexuality through work that toes the line between reality and the surreal. Join MAM Conversations as we talk with Frank in her New York studio.  We’ll discuss her dynamic painting in MAM’s collection, Woman under Window (2014) and new pulp paper paintings.

MAM Conversations presented by the Babson Lecture Series will take place on Thursdays at 6 p.m. from June 11 through August 28 via Zoom Webinars. Closed captioning is provided. For more information, contact Alison Van Denend, Assistant Curator, at [email protected]

This series is funded, in part, by a generous perpetual gift from the Julia Norton Babson Memorial Fund.

Photo: Olly Young