October 4, 2014, from 9 am–5 pm
Guest Speakers include Marc Simpson, David Tatham, Thomas Branchick, and Judith Walsh

Program:
Diane Forsberg, Symposium Host and Director & Chief Curator of The Arkell Museum: Opening remarks
Judith Walsh: "A New and Exciting Language: Winslow Homer's Use of the Color Theory of Michel-Eugène Chevreul"
David Tatham: "Winslow Homer in Northumberland: A New View of Homer's 'Turning Point'"
Thomas Branchick: "How Did He Do That?"
Marc Simpson: "You Must Wait, and Wait Patiently"
Panel discussion, moderated by Martha Hoppin
Paul D'Ambrosio President & CEO, Fenimore Art Museum: Concluding remarks

For more information and to Register online go to https://www.regonline.com/Register/Checkin.aspx?EventID=1594899
Cost: $65 for members of the Arkell Museum or the New York State Historical Association. $75 for non-members.
Lunch $15 (optional)

Extended Museum hours to 7:30 pm to accommodate the 600 Cyclists who'll be visiting Canajoharie. Reduced price of $5 to Cyclists with wristbands.

July 19, 12:00-5:00 pm
Fun family activities for the whole community put on by the Canajoharie Library, Community Youth Center, and St. Marks & St. Johns Lutheran Church.