Explore the fascinating world of artists' depictions of human anatomical fragments at the upcoming art lecture, "Body Parts." Led by renowned painter, curator, and art historian Robert Bunkin, this thought-provoking talk delves into the Paleolithic cave imprints of women's hands, Leonardo da Vinci's intricate anatomical studies of the womb, the Makonde pregnancy masks, and Louise Bourgeoise's captivating use of body fragments. Bunkin, who holds a BS from CUNY and an MFA from the prestigious Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to this engaging discussion. Having taught art history and studio art at various esteemed institutions in New York City, including art schools, universities, colleges, and museums, Bunkin is well-equipped to captivate audiences with his deep understanding of the subject matter. Please note that this talk contains images suitable for adult audiences, and viewer discretion is advised. Don't miss the opportunity to gain a deeper appreciation for the artistic representation of the human form. Join Robert Bunkin for "Body Parts" at the Hudson Park Library in New York City.

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